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Winding down a wet day, but there is more to come

Some Sunday sun...

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Finally, winding down a wet day.  Flood Watches continue for Alachua and Putnam counties through 8 p.m. Wednesday.  Rounds of showers with storms early tomorrow and then remaining scattered through midafternoon.  A brief pause before the heat and instability combines for another round of storms, some locally heavy.  Patchy fog early.

Tonight:  Cloudy, humid as showers fade.  An isolated shower or storms will be possible overnight.  Patchy fog overnight.  Temperatures will hover around the upper 70s to low 80s tonight.

Wednesday:  Scattered showers with storms, 60-80 percent.  Patchy areas of fog early tomorrow with showers and areas of rain possible around sunrise.  Increasing storms with afternoon highs in the mid 80s.  Scattered showers and storms will re-develop after noon and continue through the evening commute.  Wind W/SW 10-15 mph.

Looking ahead.  Rounds of rain continue through Saturday, drier Sunday.

Sunrise:  6:25 am

Sunset:  8:31 pm


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Richard Nunn is the Weather Authority Chief Meteorologist

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