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Jacksonville's Historic Dry November Ends with Rainy Weekend Ahead

12/4/2025

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Jacksonville, Florida, recorded its driest November on record with zero inches, far below typical two inches.
The dry spell ended in early December as showers and thunderstorms arrived.
Rain chances rise to 70 percent by the weekend.
Forecasters expect warmer temperatures and below-average rainfall for three months due to La Niña.
The National Weather Service warns 2 to 4 inches of rain in Southeast Georgia and the Suwannee River Valley.

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Jacksonville, Florida, recorded its driest November on record with zero inches, far below typical two inches.
The dry spell ended in early December as showers and thunderstorms arrived.
Rain chances rise to 70 percent by the weekend.
Forecasters expect warmer temperatures and below-average rainfall for three months due to La Niña.
The National Weather Service warns 2 to 4 inches of rain in Southeast Georgia and the Suwannee River Valley.