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MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) — An area of high pressure is still sitting over the southeast and is keeping us in a hot and dry weather pattern. This high will remain in place over the next several days before it slowly moves out of the area.
Tonight will be mild with lows in the lower to mid 70s. Skies will be mainly clear with a light and variable wind.
Sunday will be another hot day with highs near 100 degrees and mostly sunny skies. Winds will be light, about 5 mph. There is a small, less than 10 percent, chance of an afternoon stray shower. Other than that, our weather will be calm and hot. Sunday night lows fall close to 73 degrees under mostly clear skies.
The heat continues on Memorial Day with highs climbing close to 100 degrees once again. Winds will be more southerly in nature, but still light, about 5 mph. Rain chances will remain low as well. Monday night temperatures dip back into the lower 70s.
