TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Easter weekend kicks off with a really nice day! Sunny to start the day and mild with temperatures in the 60s.
Feeling like summer heading into your Easter weekend. Warm and humid with a few afternoon showers and storms, especially on Sunday afternoon.Summer-like Saturday
Clouds will slowly increase throughout the day, but there will still be more sun than clouds. An isolated shower is possible, but most of the area will remain dry!
If you are heading to the coast, winds will be SE between 10 and 15 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. A moderate chop on the protected waters and bays. Rip current risk is high.
Clear and mild tonight with temperatures near 60. Some patchy fog is possible.
A split Easter forecast
Easter morning, the egg hunts will be near PERFECT weather. Partly to mostly sunny with temperatures in the low 60s. A little humid.
Clouds increase through the afternoon ahead of a cold front. That will clash with the Atlantic and Gulf sea breeze boundaries. While rain coverage does not look widespread, about half of the region will see some rain and storms, while others will continue to miss out on the rain. Given the exceptional drought, we will take whatever rain we can.
For those eager to get out on the water. Rip current risk is still moderate to high tomorrow. Waves will be slightly lower between 1 and 2 feet, and only a light chop on protected waters and bays.
Cloudy start to next week
Clouds will stick around early next week. Temperatures are cooler behind the front in the low to mid 70s due to the thicker clouds. Rain will be isolated at best through midweek.
A good breeze will be around for much of next week, too, keeping the rip current risk high and dangerous boating conditions Tuesday through Thursday.
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