TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Haze that traveled south from eastern Canada on our current northeast wind setup will be present in various amounts through this evening — generally thicker in the Suwannee Valley and less widespread in the tri-state. Cloud-wise, the few afternoon puffy clouds will dissipate early in the evening, transitioning to a clear trend overnight. The air is still quite dry and able to cool down to the mid and low 60s for morning lows Wednesday. More clouds will blend in with the sunshine by the afternoon hours as temperatures rise into the 80s and top out in the mid and upper 80s. Additional clouds are projected for the end of the week which will reduce, but not totally block, the sunlight. Isolated showers are possible with the ongoing northeast wind in the eastern Big Bend. A cold front late Friday will spread more clouds and spotty showers before temperatures gradually fall below average with 50s Sunday morning and highs only in the 70s early next week.
--Casanova Nurse, Chief Meteorologist
