10/14 - Wednesday

Well, as we enter our third day of the work week, it's another warm one, but again with comfortable humidity.

So a nice start this morning, but temperatures will make it well into the 80s yet again this afternoon.

And it's a similar weather weather pattern really the rest of the week.

But by Friday we will start to feel the humidity a little bit more.

So it won't be quite as comfortable.

You kind of start to feel it tomorrow on Thursday, but even more so on Friday.

And as a cool front approaches, it may be just enough to kick off a few showers along with the sea breeze for Friday afternoon and evening.

As the sea breeze tries to move inland a little bit, it does not look to be significant rainfall or very widespread at this point.

For Friday afternoon and evening, it's something to check on.

And through Friday evening, the best chance should be Clay, St. Johns, and Putnam counties, as it would appear to be right now.

And then that front sweeps through later Friday night in Ohio.

Saturday will be windy and much cooler, but there'll be a good deal of sunshine.

It's a nice fall front, and temperatures will struggle just to get to 80 degrees on Saturday all of a sudden.

So good 10, 12 degrees cooler over the weekend.

And Sunday's winds will crank out of the east and northeast, partly cloudy skies.

And by then, enough moisture coming in off the Atlantic to provide a shot at at least a few brief showers coming in off the ocean.

That rainfall threat increases early next week, it would appear.

with a very persistent east and northeast wind that will be strong all the way into the middle of next week.

It's basically a local nor'easter yet again.

And it may get progressively wetter the early and middle part of next week.

Starts out as a dry nor'easter and it may become more of a wet nor'easter the early and middle part of next week.

The extent of which is still a little bit early to tell.

But right now it would appear that the intracostal and the beaches could hit on some decent rainfall the early and middle part of next week.

And we'll go a good five days straight at least with strong onshore flow.

Winds out of the east and northeast.