June Packing List for Jacksonville — What to Wear & Bring

Jacksonville's 90°F June heat is coupled with high humidity; wicking fabrics keep you dry in the Riverside district.

Handle the 13 rain days in June by wearing shorts that dry fast after an afternoon Jacksonville downpour.

Protect your legs from sun and bugs during 72°F evenings while staying cool at 90°F highs.

The UV index at Jacksonville Beach is extreme at 90°F; stay covered when not in the water.

The only practical choice for 13 rain days in June where Jacksonville streets can briefly flood during storms.

Essential for 90°F walks through the Jacksonville Zoo to keep feet from overheating.

Great for exploring the St. Johns River waterfront when June's 13 rain days arrive.

A life-saver during 90°F June afternoons at Jacksonville's outdoor parks and markets.

Protect your tech during the 13 rain days when afternoon storms hit Jacksonville Beach suddenly.

Humidity and 13 rain days bring out the mosquitoes in Jacksonville's historic neighborhoods.

Jacksonville's June averages 13 rain days with afternoon thunderstorms; a poncho keeps you dry in 90°F heat without the bulk of a jacket.

Essential for navigating downtown Jacksonville during the heavy winds of a 90°F summer storm.

Jacksonville's June afternoon thunderstorms average 13 days of rain — protecting your phone during a sudden downpour at Jacksonville Beach or Riverside is practical, not paranoid.