We’re still monitoring an area of low pressure and a reasonably dry front expected to pass through overnight tonight and into Monday morning.

Cloud cover is expected to build as we continue into the evening with a small opportunity of isolated showers. New data indicates a dryer pattern overall to the region will hold off wet weather activity. However, a few areas to the north such as Marion County may see isolated showers during the early part of the overnight and further south and east may see a few isolated showers towards the early morning of Monday.

Behind this weather feature is yet another area of high-pressure that will create a drier trend for much of the work week. Temperatures will dial back into the mid 70s for daytime highs Monday along with sunny skies due to high pressure funneling and cooler air from up north.

As the area of high-pressure begins to center over the southeast, we will feature an easterly flow off the Atlantic allowing temperatures time to increase throughout the week.

By Wednesday high temperatures to the low and middle 80s will be common and are anticipated to continue into next week.

Another front and low pressure system is showing signs of interacting with Central Florida by the end of next weekend, which may lead to better wet weather chances, and yet another cooler pattern. Plenty of time, however, between now and then to hone in on these details.

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Highs: Mid to Upper 70s Lows: Upper 50s to Low 60s Rain Coverage: 10%

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