Football fans heading to EverBank Stadium for Sunday’s crucial matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Indianapolis Colts should prepare for wet conditions, as News4JAX meteorologist Chris Holtzman predicts rain throughout the game.

Jacksonville forecasts sunny weather, with highs from 60 to 71 degrees and clear skies, according to the NWS. Mild evenings and conditions ideal for outdoor activities are expected.

Jacksonville can expect a sunny, fall-like weather for turkey day this year with temperatures reaching a high near 66. The evening will be partly cloudy with lows around 43 degrees. Don't expect cool temperatures across Florida on Thanksgiving Day.

Jacksonville is facing continued dry weather and chilly mornings, with drought conditions holding and no rain expected this week. Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX’s The Weather Authority breaks down what to expect and how to enjoy outdoor events safely.

Jacksonville, Florida, faces varied weather, including a high rip current risk and changing temperatures according to NWS.

Jacksonville woke up to bright sunshine Thursday morning, and while it’s a bit warmer than yesterday, that familiar winter chill is still hanging around. Today, Jacksonville can expect a cool but pleasant day with sunny skies and a high near 62 degrees, along with a light northwest breeze at 8 to 10 mph.

Forecasters expect the bone-chilling temperatures that have struck the Jacksonville area over the past week to start easing up this weekend — but not before more snow hits the region.

Footing and hanging onto the ball will be crucial in a game that will determine the AFC South leader and dramatically affect playoff chances for both.

It's going to rain all weekend in Jacksonville, and the heaviest stuff is expected to come down on Sunday. The exact timing of the rain will be unknown but there's a strong chance you get a weather delay at some point in this contest. The total right now sits at 47.5, which is a bit inflated considering the forecast and the state of both offenses.

A winter storm watch has been issued for Jacksonville and surrounding counties, with significant snowfall expected late Friday into Saturday night.