TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Our Flood Watch was extended through Monday evening as waves of showers roll across the region. Meteorologist Cameron Aaron breaks down your forecast. <\/p>\n
Tonight Through Monday Night <\/p>\n
Scattered downpours will stick around to close out the weekend. Is it going to rain all night? No, but passing showers are possible under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Lows fall into the low-70s. <\/p>\n
Another gloomy, wet day is on tap to kick off the work week. Be sure to pack the umbrella as you head out the door. Rounds of rain and a few thunderstorms are likely under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. <\/p>\n
We are not anticipating severe weather, but some heavier rain pockets are possible. Because of recent rain, this could lead to some localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas. <\/p>\n
Our flooding threat isn\u2019t widespread, but a Flood Watch is in place for most of the region through 8 p.m. Monday, just in case. <\/p>\n
Because of the showers and clouds, most of us only top out in the upper-70s. <\/p>\n
Scattered showers linger into Monday night under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Lows bottom out in the low-70s. <\/p>\n
Middle Of The Week <\/p>\n
Tuesday is looking a little raw across the Big Bend and South Georgia. Again, scattered showers are possible under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. We\u2019re also keeping tabs on a breezy wind. We could see winds up to 25 mph at times. With the wind, clouds and showers, temperatures struggle to make it into the mid-70s. Lows bottom out in the mid-and-upper-60s. <\/p>\n
By Wednesday, models are starting to trend drier. An isolated shower is possible, but most of us are turning drier under a partly cloudy sky. We stay breezy with winds up to 25 mph at times. Highs reach the low-80s, with lows in the lower-60s. <\/p>\n
Thursday is looking mostly dry and breezy under a mix of Sun and clouds. Temperatures top out in the low-to-mid-80s, and lows bottom out in the low-60s. <\/p>\n
Extended Forecast & Tropical Update<\/p>\n
Looking ahead, we are monitoring another potential push of tropical moisture to end the week and move into next weekend. <\/p>\n
A broad area of low pressure could develop in the southern Gulf by the middle of the week. The National Hurricane Center is giving this spot a 40% chance of tropical formation. Some good news, models are not super impressed with the potential intensity of this low pressure system as it drifts to the north. <\/p>\n
**If anything develops**, it likely stays weak and disorganized. Still, it could bring more wet weather to the northern Gulf coast in about six to seven days.<\/p>\n
As always, we will keep an eye on it and keep you posted. <\/p>\n
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