Weather in Florida Friday, Oct. 2, 2009 -- 5 a.m.

It seems that the first line, which was at the end of the peninsula, as we entered the north next weekend we will stop, so we are quite certain conditions, as we go through the next few days.
We started with a small shower in the morning, and coastal areas, where conditions were otherwise silent, and most of this area will continue to lead the next Friday.
Find mostly sunny and temperatures are pushing middle and top 80, if the wind lift the country from east 5.10 mph.
Fair is a photo of the night sky, and 60s non-season, a much larger area, cloudy skies and seasonal temperatures stay with us when we go over the weekend.
Possible by rainfall is low, but a bit like us in the afternoon from Monday to seek a few showers to develop.
Rain chances remain on the minimal side, but something we could grow as the afternoon hours Monday as rain and thunderstorms limited effort to develop.
Rain chances will be held at 20 to 30 percent on Monday to Thursday next week, with overcast sky in the picture as a daily maximum push-to upper 80s and low 90s after the beginning of each day in the low 70s .
Tropics are expected to remain on the quiet side as a disorganized tropical wave a few attempts to push the launch of the Atlantic wind shear in the elements, with the exception of wool this season.

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Weather in Florida Oct. 1, 2009, 11 p.m.

Stationary cold front on South Florida, Central Florida temperature is lower than normal. Cooler weather will be around at night, when the temperature drops to the mid 60's. Apart from a clear sky and the wind is generally light.
Temperatures warm the upper 80s Friday afternoon, with a very slight chance of showers. 10 percent chance of rain and wind will move to the south bringing warm air inside.
Even a cold front from the north on Saturday and bunkers in northern Florida. This front will provide extra moisture on the surface Scattered Showers over the weekend. High temperatures will be around 90 in two days.
Next week, expect scattered showers with rain approximately 20 to 30 percent. Highs in the lower 90s will be in long period.
In the tropics, we look at the tropical low near the Azores countries. This layer has little chance of tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere the tropics still quiet over the next 48 hours.

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