Higher rain chances and humidity will stick around for the next few days.
As a stalled front begins to lift north, we'll see ample moisture through the weekend, fueling numerous showers and storms, especially south of Interstate 4.
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A weak stationary front is still draped over the Central peninsula and is providing a focus for ongoing shower and thunderstorms this morning and into the weekend. This feature will be the focus of ample moisture for the next few days, fueling numerous showers and storms. Mostly cloudy skies will continue today with occasional showers developing offshore and moving inland that may be locally heavy at times. A few showers may linger well into the overnight hours as well. Lows will fall to the low 70s inland and mid-70s at the coast.
Today will be another cloudy and soggy day for Central Florida as a wave of low pressure develops along the stalled boundary to our southeast. This will be the focus of more rain and heavy downpours, with rain chances dropping a bit into Sunday. Highs throughout the weekend will run in the mid- to upper 80s due to increased cloud cover and rain. These readings will be slightly below the seasonal average of 89 degrees during our final days of summer. The cooler air will arrive in a timely fashion with the approach of fall. The Autumnal Equinox will mark the official start of the new season at 10:29 p.m. Monday.
In the tropics, what is left of Edouard is weakening as it travels over cooler water of the North Atlantic. The system will curve east and eventually southeast toward the Azores as it becomes a remnant area of low pressure. One other feature showing minimal signs of development is a wave of low pressure just leaving the west coast of Africa, which has been classified as Invest 95. There is a low possibility for formation as it shifts south of the Cape Verde Islands.
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