
NHC: New disturbance in eastern Atlantic monitored for potential tropical development
By Katherine Langford
FOX 35 Orlando
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After more than a week of persistent tropical downpours, including rain bands from Hurricane Isaias, Central Florida is finally drying out!A weak cold front is sliding south through the peninsula today, bringing much-needed sunshine and noticeably lower humidity.Expect mostly sunny skies across much of the area, with slower clearing along the Treasure Coast.Highs will reach the middle 80s, but with dew points dropping into the 60s, it will feel much more comfortable outside.TODAY: One of the nicest days we've seen in quite a while! Orlando should reach around 86° with plenty of sunshine and virtually no rain threat. Tonight, temperatures drop into the middle to upper 60s inland, with lower 70s closer to the coast.TOMORROW: Tuesday stays warm with highs in the middle to upper 80s. Some clouds will return as winds turn onshore, but rain chances remain very low, around 10% or less.Rain chances gradually return later this weekThe dry weather won't last all week. Moisture will slowly return