GOES-T - L-3 Days

Dry weather and above average temperatures continue through Sunday as high pressure lingers over central Florida. For Roll Day Monday, a mostly dry cool front moves through in the morning, switching winds from the north. After which, things get more complicated with a mid-level shortwave trough moving across the state as well as a surface trough or closed low developing right off the coast. Both of these will increase rain chances behind the front Monday afternoon through Tuesday, bringing scattered mostly light to moderate rain showers, with breezy winds near 15-20kt from the north. Lightning chances are lower at this time, with most lightning forecast to occur overnight Monday into Tuesday over the warmer Gulfstream waters offshore. For Launch Day through backup day, moisture remains high with the surface trough or low just off the coast, bringing few to scattered showers moving onshore somewhere around central FL Tuesday and isolated to few lingering into Wednesday afternoon.