MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
A veil of high- and mid-level clouds has reduced the sunlight, but only slowed the warming trend. Shower and storm development has been hindered, except in the Suwannee Valley, where isolated rain and thunderstorms are moving northeast. These should further diminish as the evening progresses. Clouds will linger overnight with a limited chance for a few overnight showers, dependent on the formation of additional areas of rain west of the region. Lows will fall only to around 70°. Occasional sunshine Wednesday will get temps back toward the upper 80s and around 90°. As winds swing around to the southwest again, the few showers or storms that form will likely be focused near Interstate 10 and along I-75 in the afternoon. A source of tropical moisture may clash with lingering frontal systems in the Deep South to elevate the amount of rain coverage toward the end of the week, with some periods of heavy rain possible over the weekend.
