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After a wet evening, conditions have dried overnight, with a calm start to your Sunday. Warm, muggy weather with near-record heat will be the story again today. Highs will reach the upper 80s with high humidity in place through the evening.

The NBC2 First Alert Hurricane Tracking Team is monitoring an area in the southwestern Caribbean for potential development by the middle of next week. The National Hurricane Center has increased the chances for development to 50% in the next week.

Veterans Day will feature plenty of sunshine, above average temperatures and afternoon showers for Southwest Florida.

Throughout November, cooler sea surface temperatures make it difficult for storms to form but it's still possible. 

This morning is starting off with low humidity and temperatures in the seasonal 60s. With a much drier air mass in place, it will be difficult for clouds to form so expect mostly sunshine today.

This morning is starting off pleasant and seasonal with temperatures in the 60s. Heading into the afternoon, isolated showers will pop up with the heating of the day but most communities will stay dry. Highs will reach the mid 80s.

This morning is staying dry with calm winds and temperatures in the 60s. High pressure is in control of the forecast today, so expect sunny, dry weather.

High pressure is in control of the forecast this weekend so expect sunny, dry weather.

Since 1851, only 10 percent of hurricane seasons have been quiet for the Sunshine State.

South Africans praised the South African Police Service after members arrested a man suspected of smuggling cars from Gauteng to Zimbabwe via Limpopo.