The Atlantic high pressure ridge will continue to influence our weather today and will tend to limit convection to only isolated activity over the central coastal region of Florida. Low pressure troughing in the upper atmosphere will drop southward over the next couple of days and this will increase our moisture content and chances for showers and thunderstorms. Any storm that forms in this air mass later this week can produce heavy downpours and contain frequent lightning strikes.
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The Atlantic high pressure ridge will continue to influence our weather over the next few days by producing a very warm and moist flow of air into east-central Florida which will lead to scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Any storm that forms in this air mass can produce heavy downpours and contain frequent lightning strikes.
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The Atlantic high pressure ridge will continue to influence our weather by generating a very warm and moist flow of air in east-central Florida which will lead to scattered afternoon and evening shower/storm activity. An even greater likelihood of showers/storms will take place at inland areas as the sea breeze pushes inland later today.
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High pressure continues to persist over the western Atlantic and this position will promote a favorable environment for afternoon/evening showers and thunderstorms during the next few days. In fact, this “Bermuda high” type of weather pattern will likely persist right well into next week continuing our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms through at least next Wednesday. Temperatures on each of the next several days will come close to the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs.
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High pressure continues to persist over the western Atlantic and this position will promote a favorable environment for afternoon/early evening showers and thunderstorms during the next few days. In fact, this “Bermuda high” type of weather pattern will likely persist right into next week continuing our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures on each of the next several days will come close to the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs.
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Our weather pattern will remain unsettled for the remainder of the week across central Florida with an upper-level trough situated near the Mid-Atlantic coastline. Moisture content will remain on the high side and the combination of this and the upper-level trough should keep prospects alive for some scattered shower and thunderstorm activity on a daily basis.
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Our weather pattern will remain unsettled for much of the week across central Florida with an upper-level trough situated near the eastern seaboard. Moisture content around here remains on the high side and the combination of this and the upper-level trough should keep prospects alive for some scattered shower and thunderstorm activity on a daily basis.
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Our weather pattern will remain unsettled in central Florida for much of the week with an upper-level trough digging southward along the eastern seaboard. Moisture content around here remains on the high side and the combination of this and the upper-level trough should keep prospects alive for some scattered shower and thunderstorm activity on a daily basis.
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Moist easterly flow of air persists on and the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue as we close out the work week and head into the weekend. High pressure ridging in the upper atmosphere will drift overhead this weekend and we’ll turn even warmer with high temperatures at or slightly above the 90 degree mark each day into early next week.
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An easterly wave will move across the central Florida region today with scattered shower and thunderstorm activity the likely result. Moist easterly flow of air will persist on Friday and the chance will continue for scattered showers and thunderstorms. High pressure ridging in the upper atmosphere will drift overhead this weekend and we’ll turn even warmer with high temperatures at or slightly above the 90 degree mark each day.
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