Late-winter warmth is well anchored in our region for the next couple of days before a Thursday cold front knocks the springlike pattern aside for a little while.
Today's warm conditions will stretch several hours into the evening as the sky remains clear to mainly clear before midnight. As readings cool into the 60s overnight — to lows in the lower 60s and upper 50s — areas of low clouds and fog are likely to form and settle in several (but not all) neighborhoods.
As clouds break through the morning Tuesday, sunshine will emerge, and its combination with southwest winds will allow for a decent temperature boost. We'll be in the 80s by midday on our way to highs in the mid to upper 80s, especially in the Suwannee River region where some communities can get close to 90° before the day is over. It will be sunny to partly cloudy. High pressure will inhibit any significant rain development chances.
Wednesday will be similar, with highs again in the upper 80s and not much of a threat for any showers.
Thursday's front will be strong enough to bring about broader cloud cover with a round of showers and thunderstorms for most locations before a clearing trend starts Friday, when readings will be much closer to seasonal averages (mid 70s for highs, near 50° for lows).
—Casanova Nurse, Chief Meteorologist
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