MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
The next 36 hours will feature near-average nighttime temperatures and warmer-than-average afternoon conditions, but the sky won't be as sunny as it has been. Fog is likely to develop early Wednesday, and it's likely to be locally dense and reduce visibilities for travelers. Lows tonight will reach the mid to upper 50s. Sunshine will break through the lifting fog later in the morning, but as a modest cold front approaches from the northwest, it will generate additional clouds for the afternoon. A slight limit on the available moisture will keep rain chances fairly low, but the greatest chance for a few scattered showers will be in south Georgia later in the day through Wednesday night. Highs will be in the range of 82° to 87°. The cold front will move southeast of the area Thursday, leading to clearing and cooler temperatures with highs around 80°. Halloween will be mainly clear with temps in the 70s, falling into the 50s late in the evening. A second front early Saturday should create blustery, chilly conditions for the weekend.
