MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
It's still plenty warm outside, and Saturday will be the conclusion of the current heat wave as a cold front starts to creep toward us from the northwest. The front will be delayed somewhat by the current high-pressure system over us. In turn, that may keep the bulk of the rain and thunderstorm chances held off until later in the day or Saturday evening. Lows tonight will fall into the upper 60s with a clearer sky, and a chance for patchy fog around dawn. Clouds will generally increase and thicken in the afternoon, leading to the higher shower coverage by nighttime and through most of Sunday. Before that happens, we have the chance to reach mid and upper 80s one more time. Sunday, with the rainy trend and the shift in winds, the warmest readings will be in the morning, with a steady, cool temperature range around 70° for most of the day. Slow clearing is expected after some showers linger into Monday. Veterans Day appears sunnier and mild.
