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Prepare for chilly inland mornings with potential freezes and steer clear of open flames due to elevated fire hazards continuing through Wednesday.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Authorities have released a Weather Impact Alert owing to heightened fire dangers coupled with occasional freezing conditions.
TIMEFRAME: Effective immediately until Wednesday morning, February 25
IMPLICATIONS: Elevated fire danger and periods of freezing weather
ADVICE: Dress warmly for your morning travels and avoid any outdoor burning activities.
Strong wind and cold, dry air are making conditions favorable for more wildfires that can quickly spread.
This cold, windy and dry air will bring another round of freezes to our area with periods of freeze warnings in effect for inland counties, impacting morning commutes.
Monday lows will be near 30 inland to the middle to upper 30s at the beach. Wind chills fall to the 20s. Make sure the kids have a warm ride to and from school with highs only in the lower to middle 50s.Â
The coldest morning will be Tuesday morning for Jacksonville, with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s all the way to the beach, with middle to upper 20s north and west.
One last morning of frosts and freezes for this week can be expected on Wednesday morning with lows in the lower to middle 30s.
