Warm, dry Monday; flood threat continues for parts of Central Florida

Overnight lows should dip into the 60s.

There will be a noticeable cool-off by mid-week.

Shields said a front should move in on Wednesday that will knock daytime highs down into the 70s.

READ: Tropics: Monitoring activity in the Atlantic and Caribbean

Things will generally stay dry over the next few days throughout the Channel 9 viewing area.

Despite dry conditions, rivers will continue to rise, posing a flood threat for areas along the St. Johns River.

READ: Rising St. Johns River causes flooding concerns in Seminole, Volusia, Lake counties

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• Brian Shields
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