The weather forecast for the later part of the week and the weekend is uncertain, with models showing widely varying paths for Tropical Storm Eta, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
As of Wednesday morning, the National Hurricane Center was expecting the storm to travel northward up into Florida, with the trajectory spanning from the panhandle in the west out to the more central portion of the Florida peninsula by Friday and Saturday.
Whatever path Eta eventually takes, weather for the region is going to continue to experience bouts of showers and thunderstorms through the end of the week, with conditions becoming more dry by the end of the week and beginning of next week. Above average temperatures are expected to continue throughout the remainder of the week and on into the weekend, with temperatures starting to cool on Sunday.
The Florida Department of Transportation is also monitoring the storm; visit fl511.com for information on possible bridge and/or road closures.
