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High pressure is pushing off the east coast today and will build into the western Atlantic. As a result, onshore flow will continue in this region, but it will tend to weaken as we progress through the weekend. The next few days look to feature plenty of sun, breezy conditions and high temperatures not far from 80 degrees.
Read MoreA strong ocean flow of air has developed in response to building high pressure across the Mid-Atlantic states. This onshore flow is supporting scattered showers and thunderstorms this morning across east-central Florida and the threat will continue into tonight. Clouds will knock down temperatures a bit today compared to the warmth experienced on Wednesday. Overall conditions should improve this weekend as high pressure builds into the western Atlantic and both days look sunny and warm.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will drop into the Southeast US today and it could generate showers around here later tonight as it "backdoors" into central Florida. By Wednesday, a stiff onshore flow will form and this will increase moisture amounts in the atmosphere and overall chances for showers. High pressure will then reform over the western Atlantic by the weekend and showers should be at a minimum across central Florida.
Read MoreHigh pressure will continue to control the weather scene across Florida for the next couple of days. As a result, there should be plenty of sunshine for the next couple of days, warm conditions and light winds. Later in the week; however, the chances for showers will pick up as will the winds as the pressure gradient tends to tighten across east-central Florida.
Read MoreHigh pressure will settle into the Southeast US early this week and the dry weather pattern will continue around here. A weak front will approach the region over the next couple of days, but it should remain quite dry in east-central Florida.
Read MoreTemperatures will get closer-to-normal over the next few days, but no big warm up is on the way as low pressure troughing remains in place at upper-levels across the eastern US. As a result, winds aloft will remain out of the northwest around here right into the early part of next week preventing any big warm up.
Read MoreTemperatures will start the day well down in the 40's, but mainly sunny skies will boost afternoon highs to near 60 degrees as high pressure settles into the region. The dry weather pattern will continue through the weekend and into early next week with temperatures returning to near normal.
Read MoreA secondary cold front has reinforced the chilly air mass and the next few days will remain well below normal for this time of year. In fact, overnight lows will drop well down into the 40’s and we’ll have to wait until the weekend to see temperatures get back to near normal.
Read MoreOne cold front passes through the region today and then a secondary front by early tomorrow and the end result will be some quite cool weather around here for this time of year. In fact, we’ll have to wait until the end of the week to see temperatures get back to close-to-normal.
Read MoreLow pressure will dive into the Deep South this weekend and will likely impact our weather. The threat for showers will increase during the latter part of the weekend is likely to continue on Monday. After that, cooler air will push in following the passage of another cold frontal system.
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