TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) - We continue our stretch of warm and dry days with highs in the mid-upper 80s this afternoon. Humidity levels remain comfortable, so no rain expected.

Just a few clouds around tomorrow, and the humidity increases slightly head of the first fall front of the season.

When the front passes early Wednesday, there's just a 10% rain chance with it. The cooler air rushes in behind the front, and many areas stay below 80 degrees on Wednesday.

The coolest air will be Wednesday night into Thursday morning when temperatures drop into the 50s for many spots.

We stay below average Thursday, but it starts warming up for the end of the week and into the weekend.

Rain chances remain slim through the weekend, but an isolated quick shower is possible.

In the tropics, we are tracking just one tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic with a 40% chance of developing as it heads west.