The weather on Tuesday is expected to be cooler with a chance of spotty showers, particularly in Collier County during the late afternoon and evening. As temperatures drop, many areas will be waking up to the 60s, with a gradual decline into the 50s later in the day. This refreshing change comes after a period of warmer weather, with a current northeast wind at 14 miles per hour adding to the comfortable conditions.
While there is some humidity, which is at 80% this morning, it feels significantly cooler due to wind and temperatures hovering in the 60s. The region has experienced a dry spell, classified as under moderate drought conditions, leading to a desire for rain. The best chance for precipitation is forecasted for southern communities, specifically Collier County, where off-and-on light showers may occur.
Looking into the evening, temperatures are expected to settle into the comfortable 50s, creating a pleasant night. The upcoming days will maintain these cooler and drier weather patterns, with morning temperatures consistently in the 50s. A series of cold fronts could provide the much-needed rain as we approach the latter part of the week and into the weekend.
Despite the cool and dry air, the potential for fire danger remains a concern, particularly as dry conditions persist. However, the sunshine and pleasant temperatures provide a bright outlook for the week ahead, with residents looking forward to warmer mornings as we transition into the next week.