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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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High pressure ridging will extend from the Gulf of Mexico to the western Atlantic over the next few days and this system will keep our weather rather nice with daily highs near 80 degrees. Later in the week, a wave of energy will head our way from Texas and this system will enhance our chances for showers and thunderstorms as we head towards the weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure ridging will extend from the Gulf of Mexico to the western Atlantic over the next few days and this system will produce rather decent weather around here. A cold front will head towards the region at mid-week as low pressure pushes off the Mid-Atlantic coastline.
Read MoreAs high pressure pushes off the coast, our temperatures will respond in rather seasonal fashion over the next several days (normal high is now 81 degrees at Melbourne). In fact, high temperatures should come close to the 80 degree mark from today right through the middle part of next week.
Read MoreAs high pressure pushes off the coast, our temperatures will respond in rather seasonal fashion over the next several days (normal high is now 81 degrees at Melbourne). In fact, highs should come close to the 80 degree mark through the rest of the week and right into the early part of next week.
Read MoreAs high pressure pushes off the coast, our temperatures will respond with a bit of a warm up over the next few days. In fact, highs should come close to the 80 degree mark through the second half of the week and during the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreWith high pressure over central Florida, temperatures last night were able to drop to cool levels and it’ll take plenty of sunshine to warm us up to the 70’s after the chilly start to the day. By the second half of the week as high pressure pushes off the coast, temperatures should climb to the 80 degree mark for highs across much of the region.
Read MoreThe week will start off on the cool side, but it’ll gradually warm up over the next few days. By the second half of the week, temperatures should reach near the 80 degree mark for highs across much of the central Florida region.
Read MoreAn unusual cool air mass for this time of year penetrated into central Florida during the past few days and another is headed our way. Temperatures will make a rebound to near 80 degrees by tomorrow afternoon, but another cold front will push through the region and cause a downturn in temperatures for Sunday and Monday. The threat for showers and thunderstorms will increase tomorrow ahead of the next frontal system in combination with added moisture from a tropical system headed north from the Caribbean Sea.
Read MoreAn unusual cool air mass for this time of year will retreat by the early weekend; however, another cool air mass will be charging towards the Southeast US from the Upper Midwest. This next cool shot will arrive by the second half of the weekend likely to confine high temperatures in the 70’s on Sunday and during the beginning of next week
Read MoreAn unusual cool air mass for this time of year will make it all the way through the state of Florida and today will be noticeably cooler than recent days. Indeed, temperatures late tonight are likely to drop to near the 50 degree mark for overnight lows and this will not be the last of the cool air outbreaks. Yet another cool shot is destined to arrive here later this weekend and it could be even cooler than this current one.
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