weather is continuing to shift as we transition into the winter season. Recently, a new cold front is on the way, accompanied by some scattered showers in the northern regions. Despite the typical wintery vibe, temperatures remain relatively warm, with highs reaching around 80 degrees in several areas including the city, Ocala, and Palm Coast.
Live radar updates show light, misty showers moving across the central areas, particularly from Ocala toward Flagler County. The current cloud cover is expected to persist with a chance for sprinkles lingering through this evening, especially in northern locations. After 9 PM, conditions are anticipated to clear out, leading to a cloudier sky without substantial rainfall.
The forecast indicates rain moving into the area tomorrow morning, starting around 11 AM. Residents should expect hit-or-miss showers throughout the metro area, which should taper off by late afternoon. Following this brief period of rain, temperatures will drop to a high of about 73 degrees on Wednesday, and noticeably cooler conditions will set in for Thursday, with temperatures ranging from the 40s in northern areas to the 50s in metropolitan spots.
However, warmer weather is expected to return by Friday, offering a brief reprieve before another potential drop in temperatures over the weekend. Overall, this weather pattern creates a mild environment that is expected to remain comfortable for the upcoming days, neither too hot nor too cold, making it pleasant for holiday preparations and seasonal activities.