Showers and thunderstorms have Florida in their sights into early next week, but even though the rain will be helpful in the battle against ongoing drought conditions, its timing will not be ideal for spring break revelers, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.
A cold front will sweep across the Southeast through Sunday, but its progress will be slow. The front reached the Florida Panhandle late Friday afternoon, even producing a couple of reported tornadoes when waterspouts came ashore along parts of Walton and Bay counties. The front will now take its time to push southeast through the remainder of the state, AccuWeather meteorologists say.
