We’re starting to see humidity increase a little, and we’ll see more of that heading into the weekend.Highs this afternoon will return to the mid/upper 80’s, and near 90 degrees for areas north of I-10.

As Hurricane Imelda continues to move away from the U.S., Wednesday's weather will be less humid with lower chances of rain across Central Florida. Meanwhile, the storm is continuing to bring rough surf and high rip current risk to the East Coast.

Humidity is still on the low side, so nights will feel nice and comfortable, with lows in the upper 50s to around 60. This setup sticks around through Thursday before that high starts sliding east. Once it does,

By Thursday southerly winds should bring the humidity back up and that means it will feel more uncomfortable outside. With the humidity rising we may see a few isolated showers by Friday. And we have a better chance of rain on Saturday ahead of a weak frontal boundary.

We are enjoying the lowest humidity in months today with plenty of dry weather. One or two neighborhoods could get a brief shower, but that chance is mainly in the Florida Keys today. Most of us will be sunny and dry.