TALLAHASSEE (WTXL) - Conditions are getting a bit muggier as our expansive area of high pressure shifts off the east coast. It has kept our skies mainly clear but as winds become onshore, increased moisture will pump in a more humid feel and a bit more cloud cover, however no rainfall is expected even as we end the work week. Temps will range from the mid 60s in the morning to low 90s in the afternoon. That's how the entire 7 day period looks, even beyond Memorial Day. We could squeeze out a couple showers for the holiday weekend, primarily in the afternoon and evening as a disorganized tropical disturbance swirls around the Bahamas. But this system will stay too far east of us to give us any big rain chances. However, this is a good reminder that hurricane season starts at the beginning of next month!
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