MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
High pressure is in the region tonight, keeping the sky generally clear, aside from mid- and upper-level clouds scooting west to east through the area at times. These won't produce rain, so it shall remain dry with overnight lows falling toward the upper 40s and lower 50s. The high quickly moves eastward Saturday; we'll maintain some sunshine with scattered mostly thin clouds. Highs will remain mild in the mid and upper 70s. Sunday is when the pattern will change into a cooler, wetter trend, with a cold front passing through during the day, possibly stalling just to the south by Monday, and another surge of upper-level low pressure triggers ongoing bouts of clouds and occasional rain. All the while, northerly winds will tap into a much colder air mass, causing spring break temperatures to fall below average for most of the week.
