High pressure pushed off the Mid-Atlantic coastline last night and this will open the door for more unsettled weather across central Florida for the new few days. Moisture will lift northward into the region and combined with a frontal boundary generate the chance for showers and thunderstorms later in the day. As this boundary zone lingers across the region, our chances for showers and storms will continue into the second half of the week meaning Thanksgiving Day is likely to feature some rain activity.
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High pressure over the Southeast US will push off the mid-Atlantic coastline by later tonight. As a result, moisture will make a return in the overnight hours and the threat for showers and thunderstorms will be on the increase on Tuesday and there can be some shower activity later in the week as well including on Turkey Day.
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Temperatures are likely to peak on Saturday near 80 degrees, but then cooler air moves in by the end of the weekend. As a result, temperatures on Monday will be confined to the lower 70’s for highs and we’ll hold in the 70’s through mid-week.
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We’ll stay on the comfortable side for the next few days along with a stiff breeze and highs generally should hold under the 80 degree mark. Another cool front will swing through the region late in the weekend and we’ll turn even cooler to start the new week.
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Winds will stay on the strong side today out of the northeast and temperatures will stay quite comfortable for the next few days. In fact, it does not look like we’ll reach the 80 degree mark for highs this week and another frontal passage will likely bring even cooler conditions to central Florida by Sunday and Monday.
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Winds will stay on the strong side today out of the northeast and temperatures will stay quite comfortable for the next few days. In fact, it does not look like we’ll reach the 80 degree mark for highs this week and another frontal passage will likely bring even cooler conditions to central Florida by later in the weekend.
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A frontal system will impact the region early this week and result in stiff N-NE winds. By the latter part of the week, high pressure ridging will tend to weaken in our area and the winds should relax some and temperatures will hold primarily in the middle 70’s for highs.
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An upper-level trough will slide across the Southeast US and it’ll weaken the western Atlantic ridge of high pressure that has controlled our weather pattern in recent days. As a result of this pattern change, winds will pick up this weekend and we’ll cool down a bit for the next several days.
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An upper-level trough will slide across the Southeast US and weaken the western Atlantic ridge of high pressure that has controlled our weather pattern in recent days. As a result of this pattern change, winds will pick up this weekend and we’ll cool down a bit going into the early part of next week.
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High pressure ridging will give way to a weak frontal system that will be dropping into Florida later today and in the overnight. We’ll stay quite warm ahead of the front both today and Thursday, but it’ll turn a bit cooler for the end of the week and beginning of the weekend.
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