Cold front brings break from rain, lower humidity to Central Florida

After a stretch of unsettled weather, Central Florida is finally getting a chance to dry out. A weak cold front is pushing to our south, and that will bring plenty of sun, lower humidity, and low rain chances.While we won’t see a significant drop in afternoon temperatures, the difference in humidity should be noticeable. Drier air moving in behind the front will help make temperatures in the mid to upper 80s feel a little more comfortable.Comfortable mornings to start the weekThe lower humidity will also help temperatures fall overnight. Most inland communities will wake up to temperatures in the mid to upper 60s Tuesday morning, while coastal areas will remain closer to 70 degrees.Tuesday will bring another seasonable day, with highs generally in the mid to upper 80s. Winds will begin shifting off the Atlantic, allowing a little more moisture and cloud cover to return. Most areas will remain dry, although a brief shower or sprinkle can’t be ruled out.Rain chances increase later this w