MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
Patches of clouds in the Suwannee Valley have yielded isolated showers, but overall impact is limited and rain chances through the next several days remain barely mentionable. For the majority of us, breaks of clear sky will be the rule tonight, along with a continued noticeable northeast to east wind. This will result in temps staying above average for lows, in the 50s. It'll be mostly sunny for most areas near the Apalachicola River, then partly cloudy along I-75 with a slim chance for Atlantic moisture to produce a stray shower on Thanksgiving. Highs will be mild in the 70s. Without major weather features entering the region through the extended weekend, we'll have a repetitive pattern of mild days with scattered clouds, and low, isolated shower chances for eastern counties.
