Warm, humid evening; below-average rain chance ahead as Saharan Dust moves in

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It was another very hot day across Central Florida, the evening will also remain very warm and humid. Lows to drop to the low to mid-70s area-wide.

Rain and storm chances have significantly decreased for the next few days across Central Florida. This decrease is courtesy of the Saharan Dust inching closer to our area. The thicker parts of the layer will be focused from eastern Texas to the Mississippi/Ohio Valley. For Central Florida, there is dust predicted to arrive, but it won’t be the thicker parts of the layer, which will allow us to have a better chance for nice sunsets rather than just the milky, gloomy skies.

Read: Saharan Dust coming to Central Florida: What is it? What does it do?

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Drier and hotter days ahead African dust moves in, making our skies hazy.

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