Meringue is not a good choice for humid weather. It's very likely (certain??) to become chewy and not at all crisp. And you can't refrigerate meringue. There's too much humidity in the fridge and it will also turn the meringue chewy and weepy.
Ok so you can refrigerate it, it will just be a little softer I've put leftovers in fridge adn it was still pretty darned good--- do you have a covered cake dish, carrier some thing that you can put the layers with a silica packet? you lose the crispness when it in the fridge-- its crisp meringue not fluffy like a lemon meringue pie
Pam-- Don't refrigerate it --- do you have a covered cake plate? or cake Carrier? just keep it cool and if you have a little silica packet (like from shoes or a purse-- the ones that say do not eat) slip that in there to keep out any moisture. IF you can make the layers ahead and add the whip cream the day of, it will be even better
Sorry I forgot to mention that I live in Florida and it's pretty humid here right now so I might be taking a risk attempting to make this luscious looking cake?
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