MIDWAY, Fl. (WTXL) -- High pressure has allowed for a picture perfect day, albeit a little chilly. With the clear skies and the calmer winds expected overnight, there is a likelihood for a light freeze and freeze warnings have been issued for interior sections of the Big Bend and Southwest Georgia. Coastal zones and eastern counties will be cold as well, but likely wont reach the freezing mark.
Overnight lows will likely range in the low to mid 30s, and then they will rise to near 60 degrees in the afternoon. Skies will be mainly clear with a cloud or two passing by. Valentine's Day will be rain free. Good news for any romantic plans through the day.
Monday morning wont be as cold as warm air from the south trickles in ahead of a late night front. Temperatures will likely fall to the lower 40s with highs reaching the upper 60s. Rain chances jump Monday night (40%) into early Tuesday morning (60%). Morning lows warm due to the warm winds and cloud cover with temps in the 50s and highs rebounding to near 70 degrees as skies quickly clear.
