TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Low humidity is giving way to a pleasant morning with temperatures in the low to mid 60s. Abundant sunshine will warm temperatures back into the mid-80s this afternoon but the low humidity sticks around. We'll see a mix of sun and clouds and stay mostly dry.

A strong cold front will pass through early Friday morning bringing a few showers and a nice cool down for the weekend.

Although it will start out mild Friday morning, temperatures only slowly warm to near 80° for the middle of the day with a nice breeze. Temperatures will drop quickly Friday night into the upper-50s by Saturday morning.

Both Saturday and Sunday afternoon will have highs near 80° with abundant sunshine and it will stay dry.

Temperatures will moderate heading into next week and the humidity will slowly return as well.

We're still watching now Tropical Depression 19 in the Western Caribbean. It will likely become Tropical Storm Sara tonight or early tomorrow. 

This morning it is currently drifting west toward Honduras. The forecast calls for significant land interaction through early next week, which would keep the storm on the weaker side, tropical storm status right now.

As it emerges from the Yucatan peninsula into the Gulf of Mexico, it could strengthen some but depending on the timing, it will be running out of time and possibly be impacted by a cold front. This front will push the storm east bringing rain, at the very least, to parts of Florida.