TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Layers of clouds are passing through most locations early this morning, which will influence a general decrease in sunshine to kick off the new work and school week. Though the sky may appear gloomy often, there won't be widespread rain.
The cold front helping to cause the extra clouds will be slow to move east, thanks to nearby high pressure. The slow movement will prevent the rain it causes to move into most local counties. Highest chances for passing showers will be around the Flint River and Lake Seminole counties, while locations neat I-75 will likely go without any kind of rain opportunity today.
South winds will range around 5 to 15 mph, and highs today will be mainly in the 70s.
Lows tonight will be mild, around 60°, with moisture and clouds preventing too much cooling in the nighttime hours.
The front will creep eastward Tuesday night and Wednesday, giving more neighborhoods a better chance for times of rain. Isolated thunderstorms will be in the mix, especially in southwestern Georgia.
The cold front clears the region later Wednesday and triggers the latest round of chilly temperatures for the last half of this week.
—Casanova Nurse, Chief Meteorologist
