MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
The thunderstorm process is underway near the far western end of the Forgotten Coast, but overall rain and storm coverage into the evening and late-night time frame is expected to be limited. A couple of briefly stronger storms are possible along the seabreeze boundary in the western Big Bend, and a few new storms may form from that feature, but most action will be confined to the western Big Bend. A fundamental change in the pattern overnight will promote a drier trend, with lower humidity and ongoing warm temperatures. However, no extreme heat is foreseen in the Memorial Day weekend, and mornings will be delightfully cool in most cases. Lows tonight will dip into the mid 60s in south Georgia to around 70° at the coast, and highs rebound into the 80s and around 90°. Cooler 60s will greet us in the next few mornings to follow, and only an isolated shower is possible Saturday and Sunday. Otherwise, abundant sunshine and some fair-weather clouds will be spotted in the afternoons through Sunday.
