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Jacksonville weather by month

Jacksonville runs from an average daily high of 66°F in January to 92°F in July, with overnight lows between 43°F (January) and 73°F (August).

June is the wettest month (7.6 inches) and November the driest (2.0 inches); about 53 inches fall in a normal year.

Average highs reach 90°F or more in Jul-Aug.

By a simple rule (average highs of 65-88°F, lows of 40°F or more and rain at or under the yearly average), the comfortable months for Jacksonville day trips are Jan-May and Oct-Dec.

Month by month in Jacksonville

MonthAverage highAverage lowRain (in)Day trips open
January best 66°F 43°F 3.3 135 of 135
February best 69°F 46°F 2.9 135 of 135
March best 74°F 51°F 3.3 135 of 135
April best 80°F 56°F 2.9 135 of 135
May best 86°F 64°F 3.4 135 of 135
June 90°F 71°F 7.6 135 of 135
July 92°F 73°F 6.8 135 of 135
August 91°F 73°F 6.9 135 of 135
September 87°F 70°F 7.6 135 of 135
October best 81°F 62°F 4.0 135 of 135
November best 73°F 51°F 2.0 135 of 135
December best 68°F 46°F 2.8 135 of 135

The numbers are from NOAA's station at Jacksonville, Fl (USW00013889). Climate normals 1991-2020: long-run averages, not a forecast. "Day trips open" counts the places within 3 hours that are open or in season on the 15th, from our own place data.

Questions about Jacksonville weather

What is the best time to visit Jacksonville?

By a simple rule (average highs of 65-88°F, lows of 40°F or more and rain at or under the yearly average), the comfortable months for Jacksonville day trips are Jan-May and Oct-Dec.

What is the hottest and coldest month in Jacksonville?

July is the hottest (average high 92°F) and January the coolest (average low 43°F).

When does it rain the most in Jacksonville?

June is the wettest month (7.6 inches) and November the driest (2.0 inches).

Does it snow in Jacksonville?

Very little: the station records about 0.0 inches of snow in a normal year.

Where do these weather numbers come from?

The numbers are from NOAA's station at Jacksonville, Fl (USW00013889). They are 1991-2020 climate normals (long-run averages), not a forecast. For today's weather use the National Weather Service forecast.

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