High pressure will be along Central Florida coastline all weekend long, allowing the Sunshine state to live up to its namesake while also pushing highs further and further into record territory.

While records likely won't be set on our Saturday, we'll still reach the lower 90s for most inland spots while the coastline hovers in the mid 80s. Tomorrow will likely be a few degrees warmer everywhere, allowing several inland cities to push near or above the record mark on our Sunday afternoon.

The warmth and sunshine will continue through our Monday, before the arrival of our next cold front. This front will swing past the Central Florida community on our Monday night, when many of us have gone to bed.

Thankfully, this front does not appear strong enough to produce strong or severe storms. Instead, we'll likely find a few rain showers Monday night into the early morning hours on Tuesday. Gradual clearing will occur Tuesday afternoon with a return to sunnier skies by Wednesday.

Following the front, expect highs to take a dip back below average — that means highs in the mid and upper 70s through the end of the work week. While these aren't "cold" highs by any means, it is a notable drop after record setting highs from this weekend. We'll likely return to around-average next weekend as the 80s return to the state.

Highs: Around 90 Lows: Upper 60s Rain Coverage: 0%

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