Jacksonville's Climate
Jacksonville sits in northeast Florida, USA, on the Atlantic coast along the St. Johns River, with a classic humid subtropical climate. Summers (June–September) are long, hot and very humid, reaching 32–35°C by day with near-daily afternoon thunderstorms; this also overlaps the Atlantic hurricane season from June to November. Winters (December–February) are mild and drier, around 18–22°C by day, with occasional cold snaps dipping near 5°C overnight. Spring and autumn are warm, pleasant and less rainy. High humidity makes summer feel oppressive.