Florida set for sunny, dry weather through the week

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 09:18 · Archive

High pressure will bring dry, sunny conditions to Florida through much of the week.

High pressure is moving into Florida, ending the wet pattern at the start of the month. The Tallahassee and Jacksonville areas will see dry, sunny conditions through much of the coming week, with highs in the low to mid-80s and lower humidity thanks to northwesterly winds.

According to meteorologists, scattered downpours are possible Saturday night in eastern counties, but most of the region is expected to turn drier and sunnier to end the weekend. High pressure will remain overhead through Thursday, with mostly clear skies and lows in the low-60s.

Temperatures will be above average for mid-October, climbing into the upper-80s to near 90 degrees in some spots. WCTV reports that a front could approach the area by next Friday or Saturday, though moisture looks low and rain coverage is expected to remain isolated, with most of the region looking dry.

News4Jax reports that the drought monitor shows improvement across the area, with several areas downgraded to the lowest drought category following the significant rainfall from the past week.

How it is being reported

• High pressure brings sunny, dry conditions this weekAfter a very wet start to the month, our pattern has finally changed! High pressure will be overhead today, which means we will see plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures.News4Jax · 12 Oct, 08:58
• Ready for more sunshine? ☀️High pressure will take over the forecast in the coming days, so we are tracking drier, sunnier conditions. Meteorologist Cameron Aaron has the latest.WCTV · 10 Oct, 22:48

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