TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Warm and humid before a cold front brings some brighter skies this afternoon.
Cold front moving through today
Plenty of moisture is in place this morning, so it is feeling humid and mild to start your Sunday. A cold front is still to our west. This will help to keep the chance of an isolated shower this morning. Rain chance 20%.
There will also be some patchy fog, which could reduce visibility if you are driving to church or running errands before 9 this morning. The fog will not be as widespread or thick as the recent mornings.
The sun will break out this afternoon after the front passes through the Big Bend and South Georgia. The thermometers will reach the low to mid-80s.
Staying warm on Monday
Your workweek will start with areas of patchy fog as you head out the door. Temperatures on Monday morning will be in the low to mid-50s. Partly to mostly sunny skies for your Monday afternoon.
Changes arrive ahead of Thanksgiving
Tuesday morning temperatures will be mild and the humid air will return as a warm front lifts into the area during the morning. The moisture will keep clouds around for your Tuesday. Highs in the upper 70s.
Another cold front will arrive on Wednesday. This should bring a decent rain chance to the area, but the totals will not amount to much. The rain is much-needed, but it will not be a drought-busting rain either.
As the drought worsens, burn bans are beginning to take effect across the Big Bend and South Georgia. Make sure to check with local officials for burn bans.
Much cooler and breezy on Thanksgiving, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s in the afternoon. Mostly sunny skies.
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