MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- The clouds will continue to increase into the evening and overnight hours as a disturbance of low pressure to the southeast of Texas continues to push toward our region. Widely isolated showers are possible for Sunday night, however, expect most of the action to be on Monday as the disturbance makes its closest approach to us. Rain coverage will be at 50% for western zones and 60% for eastern zones with highs in the lower 70s. The clouds will keep overnight lows rather warm in the mid 50s for Monday and Tuesday. As the low pressure system pushes east of us, a frontal boundary will stall out near us and keep rain chances possible through Thursday, even though they will be low (20% coverage). Temperatures will still be above average with the consistent moisture influence. Lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s. On Thursday, another disturbance crosses over us with another great shower risk. After it pushes away, drier and cooler air will move in just in time for next weekend.
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