High pressure ridging over the western Atlantic will continue to provide us with a moist, easterly flow of air and this will allow the east coast sea breeze to move inland. As a result, the best chance of shower and thunderstorm activity today will be at interior locations, but that threat will exist near the coast as well. An enhancement of the easterly flow on Thursday will increase moisture levels around here and our prospects for rain will increase somewhat. Meanwhile, the tropics are looking more and more active and there is an area of tropical moisture that we’re monitoring closely as it could reach the Bahamas in the near future.
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High pressure ridging over the western Atlantic will keep a moist, southeasterly flow of air in place across central Florida and this will allow the east coast sea breeze to move inland. As a result, the best chance of shower and thunderstorm activity today will be at interior locations, but that threat will increase around here later in the week. One final note, the tropics are looking more and more active and there may be a threat to monitor near Florida by the weekend or sometime next week.
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A trough of low pressure along the east coast will weaken as we begin the new work week and this will allow for high pressure ridging to lift northward across Florida. As a result, a flow of air out of the southeast is likely to form and this will keep most convective activity confined to inland areas over the next few days.
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A southerly flow of air will develop today and push more moist air into central Florida. This increase in moisture will raise prospects for showers and thunderstorms today and even moreso for the weekend. Temperatures will remain quite warm over the next few days with highs near 90 degrees on a daily basis.
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Much of the coastal region should remain rain-free again today as dry air in the upper atmosphere limits convection in eastern sections of Florida; however, some inland areas can experience thunderstorm activity later in the day. A southerly flow of air will develop tomorrow across all areas and this will tap some moist air bringing back the threat of daily showers and thunderstorms for central Florida both this weekend and early next week.
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Enough dry air will push in aloft later today to diminish the chance of showers and thunderstorms around here for the next couple of days. By Friday, however, a frontal boundary will move into the Southeast US and this will stall near Florida and increase the chances for showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures over the next few days will be rather high with most days climbing to within a degree or two of 90 degrees to go along with the high humidity.
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The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue for the next several days as very high levels of moisture will persist over the Florida peninsula right into next week. Any shower or thunderstorm that forms in this very moist air mass can produce heavy rainfall in a short period of time as precipitable water levels are quite high. High temperatures over the next few days will be rather high with most days climbing to within a degree or two of 90 degrees to go along with the high humidity.
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The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue for the next several days as very high levels of moisture will persist over the Florida peninsula right into next week. Any shower or thunderstorm that forms in this very moist air mass can produce heavy rainfall in a short period of time as precipitable water levels are quite high. High temperatures over the next few days will be rather high with most days climbing to within a degree or two of 90 degrees to go along with the high humidity.
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The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue for the next several days as very high levels of moisture will persist over the Florida peninsula right into next week. Any shower or thunderstorm that forms in this very moist air mass can produce heavy rainfall in a short period of time as precipitable water levels are quite high. High temperatures over the next few days will be quite high with most days climbing to near the 90 degree mark to go along with the high humidity.
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The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue for the next several days as high levels of moisture will persist over the Florida peninsula right into next week. Any storm that forms in this very moist air mass can produce some heavy rainfall in a short period of time as precipitable water levels are quite high. High temperatures over the next few days will be pretty typical for late June primarily in the mid-to-upper 80’s across central Florida.
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