MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
The moisture and support from the southerly wind flow and the seabreeze have returned to the region, allowing more daytime showers and storms to form and move farther inland than yesterday's activity. Spotty storms are capable of triggering heavy downpours and occasional strong wind gusts, but the strongest action should wind down after sunset. Patches of cloud cover will linger early in the nighttime period, as low drop into the mid to upper 70s. We'll have a repeat performance of late-morning partial cloudiness, leading to building showers and storms scattered across the region by afternoon. Highs will range from near 90° at the coast to possible upper 90s in some isolated cases in the interior counties. Plenty of moisture will stay around through the end of the week, and an upper disturbance entering the Southeast later this week can possibly enhance the overall rain coverage before and around the weekend.
