Staying mostly clear as we move towards midnight with a cool crisp feeling. We are dry now and should stay that way, but a few isolated showers may be possible overnight. However, that chance remains very slight. Skies will stay partly cloudy with temperatures dipping into the low 50s.
Monday will be another breezy day, with gusts up to 25 mph out of the northwest. We should see plenty of sunshine, but a few more clouds will roll in from the northwest into the afternoon. Temperatures will be much cooler, staying into the upper 60s.
The rest of the week will be quiet and cooler with temperatures into the mid-40s overnight and the low to mid 60s for the afternoons. Other than a few clouds across the area, it should stay mostly clear through the remainder of the week until we get to Friday.
Friday clouds increase ahead of what will be the remnants of what is now Tropical Storm Ian. As of right now, it looks like we may see some showers move in next Saturday as the center of that system moves up the East Coast. Stay with us as we track this storm and bring the latest updates.
Tropics:
- Tropical Storm Ian expected to become a hurricane later today
- It will eventually become a Cat 4 by Tuesday
- Expected to reach Florida by Wednesday into Thursday
SUNDAY EVENING
Breezy winds
A few clouds
High: 75
SUNDAY NIGHT
Clear skies
Seasonal temperatures
Low: 52
MONDAY
A few clouds
Cool & breezy
High: 68
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Chilly temps
Low: 46
TUESDAY
A few clouds
Staying cool
High: 65
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