We've taken a noticeable shift away from the excessive cold trend and a milder regime has settled in, one which promotes a feed of moisture that contributes to scattered clouds, patchy fog, and an eventual chance for showers.
This evening will be mainly clear in the early hours prior to winds going near calm and allowing zones of fog and layers of low clouds to form in the overnight hours. Temperatures will fall from the 70s into the 60s, and 50s will come later in the night. Depending on when the densest fog forms, lows will drop to the lower and mid 50s area-wide, with some lower readings in the I-75 corridor.
A weak upper disturbance will combine with a modest cold front Wednesday to cause areas of clouds mixed with sun and sprinkled with a few showers. Rain activity will reach roughly 40% of the area and amounts will be light. Highs will manage to hit the mid and upper 70s even with partial sunshine.
Some drier air will enter behind the front for the end of the week, keeping the muggy feel suppressed and inhibiting chances for widespread fog by Friday. Morning lows will dip back into the 40s while highs will remain in the 70s.
The moist flow sets up again by Saturday. A stronger frontal system enters the picture Sunday, when rain chances will be generally higher and a few thunderstorms are possible.
--Casanova Nurse, Chief Meteorologist
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