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MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
A little more moisture and the departure of the cool air source are creating a feel of late summer over the region, with scattered clouds forming with the extra warming during the day. Post-sunset clearing is likely tonight, with some patchy fog forming a few hours before and during sunrise Wednesday. Lows will be near average around 60°. A good deal of sunshine is expected during the day with an onshore light wind developing. With nearby stable high pressure systems, there will be a general dry trend in place with above-average temperatures topping out in the upper 80s. The high will deflect any approaching cold fronts for the rest of this week, so the pattern will basically repeat itself for the next several days, including the upcoming weekend.
