Warm and dry conditions will persist across the Sunshine State as high pressure over the western Atlantic continues to dominate.
A cold front will attempt to dip southward towards the state, but it won’t quite reach and will keep rain chances to the north.
A mixture of sunshine and cloud cover can be expected throughout the state throughout the daytime hours.
Sensitive to elevated wildfire conditionswill develop this afternoon throughout the lower Suwannee Valley and the interior Peninsula as relative humidity values fall near critical thresholds (30-40%).
High temperatures will reach the 80s throughout the state, with inland portions of Central Florida reaching the lower 90s.
Partly cloudy skies and dry conditions will continue through the overnight hours.
Instances of patchy fogwill be possible overnight and early Tuesday morning throughout North Florida as calm conditions are expected.
Low temperatures will fall into the 60s overnight, with the southeast coast and Keys seeing low temperatures in the lower to middle 70s.
A moderate tohigh risk for rip currents can be expected across all Panhandle and East Coast beaches due to onshore winds and lingering elevated surf.
Atlantic-facing Key beaches will also continue to see elevated surf near 3-6′.
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