TALLAHASSEE (WTXL) - Conditions revert to more of a summery, unsettled set up. Don't expect grey skies all day long, like what was experienced on Tuesday. We'll see enough sunshine to cause temps to jump to unseasonably warm levels in the upper 80s after starting off in the upper 60s and low 70s this morning. We'll boil up some storms this afternoon along a stalled out stationary boundary that'll keep us in a persistent pattern with possibilities of showers and storms mainly in the PM hours through Friday before a cold front sweeps through overnight into Saturday prompting showers and storms, especially for the first half of Saturday. Temps will be in the upper 80s and low 90s through Friday before moderating into the mid 80s for the weekend. Expect a dry feel to set up shop as winds turn from the northwest for the second half of the weekend. Dry, warm conditions stick around into next work week as temps slowly creep back towards 90°, but again it'll still be a dry heat.
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