CENTRAL FLORIDA — It was a warm and muggy Monday with scattered showers and storms.
- Tuesday highs at 85 degrees
- Front expected to slide through Tuesday
- Another chance for showers, storms
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Some of the storms held gusty wind and frequent lightning. An approaching front will keep a chance for rain and possibly a storm overnight and early Tuesday before clearing out by mid-week.
Temperatures will not be impacted by this system. Highs were in the mid-80s Monday afternoon and will stay in the mid-80s for the rest of the week.
Widespread showers and storms will come to an end early, but a few showers will stick around overnight. Expect mostly cloudy skies as temperatures fall only into the mid to upper 60s.
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The actual front is expected to slide through Tuesday, which will allow for a chance for showers and storms once again. As the front moves south by the afternoon, drier air will begin to move in. We may get to see a little more sunshine before the end of the day. Temperatures will be in the mid-80s.
Sunshine returns in full force Wednesday and sticks around Thursday before a slight chance for showers moves back in on Friday.
Conditions for surfing look good Tuesday, but watch for an elevated rip current threat. Exercise caution if heading out on a boat.
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