Heat and humidity are making their way back to Central Florida.
After a brief reprieve on Monday, Tuesday has average temperatures of 88 degrees, scattered cumulus clouds and isolated showers that could push onshore, according to NWS Melbourne.
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Those showers could push onshore from the Atlantic, but most areas will remain dry.
There is a moderate risk of rip currents at area beaches.
Looking ahead, there is a gradual warming trend this week with increasing humidity and rain chances, according to NWS Melbourne.
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A cold front is forecast Saturday and could bring windy conditions over the weekend, with the risk of locally heavy rain along the coast.
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