Overview
- A passing cold front brought a brief dip in temperatures, clouds and scattered light showers to parts of the Southeast and Florida to close the weekend.
- Central Florida saw mostly light rainfall under an inch with isolated 1–2 inch pockets in Polk County after a marginal severe risk for hail and gusty winds.
- From Tuesday through late week, highs are forecast to surge into the upper 70s and 80s in Florida and the Deep South, with some cities near daily records.
- Local forecasts highlight Jackson, Mississippi, as a potential record‑challenger late week as the warm surge peaks.
- Another front is being monitored for late week that could renew showers and thunderstorms and usher in a cooldown, while northern New England faces brief bursts of light snow early in the week.