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A major pattern change is now underway across the central and eastern US with much colder-than-normal temperatures for this time of year and there will be a cool down as far south as central Florida. High temperatures by the weekend will be well below-normal and struggle to escape the low-to-mid 60’s on both days.
Read MoreA major pattern change will take place over the next couple of days across the central and eastern US with much colder-than-normal temperatures for this time of year and there will even be a cool down as far south as central Florida. High temperatures later this week will struggle to escape the 60’s after a cold front passes through the region.
Read MoreA major pattern change will take place over the next couple of days across the central and eastern US with much colder temperatures up north and even a cool down as far south as central Florida. High temperatures later this week will struggle to escape the 60’s after a cold front passes through the region.
Read MoreA major pattern change will take place this week across the central and eastern US with much colder temperatures up north and even a cool down as far south as central Florida. High temperatures during the second half of the week will struggle to escape the 60’s after a cold front passes through the region.
Read MoreThe weather looks quite decent to end the work week and for the upcoming weekend. A frontal system across northern Florida will weaken considerably as it approaches our region and then high pressure will build into the central part of the state this weekend and control our weather into early next week.
Read MoreStrong high pressure continues to sit just off the Mid-Atlantic coastline and this will result in persistent onshore flow across central Florida for the next few days. Temperatures will be around normal and an increase in the low-level moisture content will result in scattered showers for the foreseeable future, but no widespread or heavy rain is expected through the period.
Read MoreStrong high pressure off the east coast will result in persistent onshore flow across central Florida for the next few days. Temperatures will be around normal and an increase in the low-level moisture content will result in scattered showers for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the Mid-Atlantic region has pushed off the east coast and this will result in an onshore flow across central Florida for the next few days. Temperatures will be around normal and an increase in the low-level moisture content will result in scattered showers for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreCooler air moved into the Southeast US over the weekend and we’ll start the week in the middle 70’s for highs, but should climb back to the 80 degree mark by mid-week. Strong high pressure over the Mid-Atlantic region today will push off the coast by tomorrow.
Read MoreMoisture content has increased across central Florida and the result will be unsettled weather for the next couple of days including the likelihood for showers on Thanksgiving Day. Temperatures should be rather seasonal for the next couple of days with afternoon highs in the upper 70’s, but it’ll turn cooler this weekend and highs may be confined to near 70 degrees early next week.
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