Slow-moving low pressure will grudgingly edge off the southeast coast of Florida today, but it’ll be close enough to the area to generate the threat for an occasional shower. Significant clearing will finally take place on Friday as the low pressure system pulls away to the northeast in a track generally parallel to the east coast. Mainly sunny skies on Friday will boost afternoon high temperatures to near the 80 degree mark and it’ll remain quite warm on Saturday as well, but then turn somewhat cooler on Sunday.
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A soaking rain event is unfolding for much of Florida as low pressure pushes into the southern half of the state from the Gulf of Mexico. There will be occasional rain in the region from later today into Thursday and perhaps a strong thunderstorm or two as cooling aloft will combine with increasing low-level moisture to support enough buoyancy for scattered thunderstorms. The Gulf of Mexico low pressure system is moving quite slowly so significant clearing will likely not take place around here until Friday.
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High pressure ridging along the east coast will keep it dry around here for another day, but then strong low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico will bring a heavy rain event to much of Florida from Wednesday into Thursday. Occasional rain is likely from Wednesday into Thursday and some of the rain can be heavy at times. In addition, thunderstorms are possible during this mid-week event and some of these can be on the strong side. This low pressure area will only slow push away from the state so true clearing will have to wait until Friday.
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Low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico will keep us unsettled during the mid-week with the threat for showers and thunderstorms. Energy in the upper atmosphere could also be sufficient to increase the chances for severe weather in east central Florida on Wednesday and Thursday.
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First, an update on the weather situation in California…an intense storm closes in today and it’ll produce widespread heavy rainfall across the state with up to ten inches possible in southern sections. In fact, this could turn out to be one of the worst storms in many years for southern California with strong winds, possible power outages and flash flooding to go along with the heavy rainfall. Yet another storm arrives early next week and this one is likely to primarily pound northern California with additional substantial rainfall - something they certainly don't need.
For this region, high pressure will provide us with plenty of sunshine as we close out the work week. It’ll start off on the chilly side, but afternoon temperatures should climb past the 70 degree mark. The weekend becomes unsettled with an upper low in the Lower Mississippi Valley bringing us a daily threat for showers and thunderstorms.
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Cooler and drier air has moved into the region following the passage of a cold frontal system. It’ll turn out to be a nice day in the region with increasing amounts of sunshine and Friday will be quite pleasant. The weekend becomes unsettled with an upper low in the Lower Mississippi Valley bringing us a daily threat for showers and thunderstorms.
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A cold frontal system will slide through the state today and increase chances for showers and thunderstorms in our area. Cooler air will return to the region later tonight and on Thursday following the passage of the frontal system.
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Low pressure is trekking eastward across the Deep South and it will increase our chances for showers and thunderstorms around here by mid-week. Once this feature passes by, cooler air will return for the last couple days of the work week.
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A backdoor cold front will move into the area and it could generate a few showers as it pushes southward. It’ll become breezy following the front and a bit cooler, but still relatively mild for this time of year. Weakening low pressure across the Deep South will head eastward at mid-week and it could throw a few showers and thunderstorms our way.
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After a chilly start to the day, temperatures will climb towards the 70 degree mark and it’ll stay quite warm for the next several days. High pressure over the Carolinas will drop southeast and control the weather around here for the next few days.
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