ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — High pressure will be building north of Florida allowing easterly winds to increase starting on Sunday.
- After rain possible Sunday
- Highs will be in upper 80s to low 90s
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High pressure will be building north of Florida allowing easterly winds to increase starting on Sunday.
Skies will become mostly clear again overnight. Lows will be in the mid-70s for Tampa Bay to near 70 north.
The morning will be comfortable, but temperatures will climb fairly quickly Sunday. Skies will be partly cloudy in the afternoon with a couple showers possible. These showers will develop on the Atlantic coast and will move west. Polk County will have the best chance of seeing these couple showers. Highs will be from 89 to 91. Expect breezy east-northeast winds from midday through evening.
Sunday night will be mostly clear with lows again dropping back down to the mid 70s for Tampa Bay to near 70 north.
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On Monday, the moisture remains limited. Winds will increase by mid-morning, so low clouds will develop at the Atlantic Coast and will move in for the afternoon. A few of these clouds will produce a couple showers. Again the best chances will be in Polk County. It will be breezy with highs again getting to around 90.
Tuesday and Wednesday will look similar. Expect breezy northeast winds and a couple showers in the afternoon, with the best chances inland.
On Thursday there will be a slight increase in moisture in the mid-levels. This will bring a few afternoon showers again. Expect breezy northeast winds.
Winds will start to back off on Friday. A few afternoon showers are expected.
Rain chances are likely to be higher as we head into Saturday. Easterly winds will be lighter, so a sea breeze will be likely.
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