TALLAHASSEE (WTXL) - Conditions today a far cry from what we saw to kick off the work week. A more comfortable air mass is moving in behind an unseasonable cold front that drifts into central Florida today. Full sunshine by the afternoon will bump temps back into the low to mid 90s, however that's where we'll stay: there's no heat index values that are expected to climb and climb like we saw yesterday. A shower or two can't be ruled out along the coast line or in the Suwannee River valley in the morning, but as the front pushes southward, a drying trend will remain prevalent over the next several days. Temps tonight flirt record lows, bottoming out in the low to mid 60s around the region as high pressure builds in from the north. Wednesday, we see much of the same with temps crawling back to the low to mid 90s and mostly sunny skies. By late week, expect seasonable conditions to return with more summery humidity values and rain chances rebounding. Lows will moderate back into the low 70s though highs will stay plateaued in the low to mid 90s.
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