TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a few isolated showers. Temperatures will fall to the mid to the upper 30s. Most rain moves out early Thursday leaving the rest of the day partly sunny with highs near 60.
Most of us will not see rain tonight, but if you do, it will be a quick drizzle then back to mostly cloudy skies.
Our next weather changes come for the weekend.
Clouds temporarily clear Friday leaving us with more sunshine to soak up before a rainy weekend ahead.
A cold front will push through this weekend prompting widespread showers Saturday into Sunday. Some storm activity is possible.
This front will be slow moving in our area, so expect rain to hang around for longer stretches these two weekend days. Rain totals will be 1-2" with the possibility of localized flooding.
A stronger storm cannot be ruled out, but we will keep you updated as we know more on storm potential as this front gets closer to our area by the end of the week.
After Saturday and Sunday's front moves through, we have high confidence of a much colder weather event occurring.
Temperatures will be chilly with highs only climbing in the 40s. Moisture during this colder period is possible, so we will be watching closely as this extended forecast plays out.
