TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Nature offers up something for everyone this week.
After showers depart later Monday evening, conditions will turn less humid with mild sunshine expected Tuesday. Then, our attention will shift to late Wednesday and Thursday as a broad storm system will bring with it the potential for strong storms to the region.
Low pressure will reach the Mississippi Valley around midweek, setting off areas of rain and thunderstorms along the Gulf coast states Wednesday. Storms will approach the western portions of the Big Bend and South Georgia late Wednesday and into Thursday. Some of these storms will be capable of producing gusty winds and heavy rain. Much cooler and windy conditions will follow Friday and Saturday.
While the Storm Prediction Center leaves out local counties from current severe weather outlooks, Tuesday's information will possibly include local counties in a "marginal" or "slight" risk for severe weather, depending on what the newest forecast data suggest.
The First Alert Weather Team will keep you posted throughout the week on air and on our digital platforms.
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