The overall weather pattern will remain quite active with weak high pressure ridging to our east and upper-level troughing to our south. High moisture combined with instability in the atmosphere will allow for the continuation of showers and thunderstorms for the next several days. There are signs that tropical moisture will play an increasing role later this month and potentially exacerbate Florida’s wet weather pattern.
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A weak area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere centered over the Gulf of Mexico will persist through the week and this feature is likely to generate more showers and thunderstorms for central Florida and some rain can be heavy at times. Late in the week and over the weekend, the trough aloft is likely to retrograde and this movement may shift the focus of afternoon thunderstorms to the interior and western portions of the Florida peninsula.
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High pressure continues to reside over the western Atlantic and it is pumping warm, humid air into the region. As a result, our chances for daily showers and thunderstorms will continue; especially, at mid-week when an upper-level wave of energy approaches. Temperatures will generally hold at normal to slightly below normal levels for much of the week in large part due to an abundance of clouds.
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High pressure will continue to reside over the western Atlantic and pump warm, humid air into the region. As a result, our increased chances for showers and thunderstorms will continue; especially, at mid-week when an upper-level wave of energy approaches the area. Temperatures will generally hold at normal to slightly below normal levels for much of the week in large part due to an abundance of clouds.
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A wet pattern will continue across Florida over the next several days with deep moisture in place and we’ll keep the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast into the middle of next week. Low-level south-to-southwest winds have pumped very moist air into central Florida with dew points in the 70’s setting us up for additional showers and thunderstorms. The drought conditions that became a problem during the past few months in the central part of the state will continue to improve noticeably moving forward given this persistent wet pattern – and soon moisture from tropical systems may become involved in our overall pattern.
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A wet pattern will continue across Florida over the next several days with deep moisture in place and we’ll keep the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast through the upcoming weekend. Low-level south-to-southwest winds have pumped very moist air into central Florida with dew points in the 70’s setting us up for additional showers and thunderstorms. The drought conditions that became a problem during the past few months in the central part of the state will continue to improve noticeably moving forward given this persistent wet pattern – and later this month moisture from tropical systems may become involved in our overall pattern.
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A much wetter pattern will continue across Florida over the next several days with deep moisture in place and we’ll keep the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast through the weekend. Low-level south-to-southwest winds will pump very moist air into central Florida setting us up for additional showers and thunderstorms. The drought conditions that became a problem during the past few months in the central part of the state will continue to improve noticeably moving forward given this persistent wetter pattern.
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A much wetter patter has set up across Florida with deep moisture in place and we’ll keep the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the remainder of the week. Low-level south-to-southwest winds will continue to pump very moist air into central Florida setting us up for additional showers and thunderstorms. The drought conditions that became a problem during the past few months in the central part of the state will continue to improve noticeably moving forward given this rather persistent wetter weather pattern.
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A much wetter patter has set up across Florida with deep moisture in place and we’ll keep the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for much of the week. Low-level winds out of the S and SW will continue to pump into the region very moist air setting us up for additional showers and thunderstorms. The drought conditions that became a problem during the past few months in the central part of the state will continue to improve moving forward given this persistent wetter weather pattern.
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The overall weather pattern across Florida is changing to a much more consistently wet pattern and no doubt drought conditions will be alleviated over the next several weeks. The low-level flow will stay out of the south-to-southwest over the next several days and this will keep moisture at high levels in our area which will contribute to a daily shower and thunderstorm threat. As a result of this pattern change, there is likely to be soaking rainfall amounts in Florida over the next week to ten days on the order of a few inches in some spots.
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