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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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A weak frontal system will sink into northern Florida today, but it’ll have little impact on the region’s weather with just a slight chance of scattered PM shwoers. Strong high pressure over the western Atlantic will re-establish itself over coming days and be the main player for our weather with generally, warm and rain-free conditions continuing through much of the week.
Read MoreStrong high pressure over the western Atlantic remains the dominant player for central Florida and it produce generally dry, warm conditions with a stiff ocean breeze at times. Temperatures over the next few days will make a run at 80 degrees for highs and although showers cannot be ruled out, most of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreMuch of the eastern US will experience a dramatic cool down from the past couple of days, but the warm weather will stick around across central Florida. In fact, temperatures over the next several days will make a run at 80 degrees for highs and although showers cannot be ruled out, most of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreThe eastern US is experiencing unusually warm conditions and we’ll continue to see afternoon temperatures approach the 80 degree mark across central Florida on a daily basis going into the early part of next week. High pressure over the western Atlantic will control our weather and we’ll stay rain-free for the bulk of the time right into next week with those comfortably warm temperatures.
Read MoreThe eastern US is experiencing unusually warm conditions and we’ll continue to see afternoon temperatures approach the 80 degree mark on a daily basis. High pressure over the western Atlantic will control our weather for the next several days.
Read MoreHigh pressure at all levels of the atmosphere will dominate the weather pattern around here for the next several days and our warm, mainly dry weather will persist into the middle of next week. Pitchers and catchers have reported this week to spring training sites all across Florida and they couldn’t have picked a better time to begin in terms of weather. Temperatures each day into the middle of next week should climb towards the 80 degree mark for highs well and the vast majority of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreHigh pressure stationed over the western Atlantic will continue to influence our weather and we’ll stay comfortably warm into the early part of next week. Pitchers and catchers are reporting this week to spring training sites all across Florida and they couldn’t have picked a better time in terms of weather. Temperatures each day into early next week should climb towards the 80 degree mark for highs well and the vast majority of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreHigh pressure stationed over the western Atlantic will continue to influence our weather and we’ll stay comfortably warm for the remainder of the week. Temperatures each day should climb well into the 70’s for highs for the next few days and the vast majority of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreHigh pressure off the east coast continues to influence our weather and we’ll stay warm for the remainder of the week. Temperatures each day should climb well into the 70’s for highs for the next few days and most of the time will be rain-free.
Read MoreHigh pressure off the east coast continues to have influence on our weather and we’ll stay warm for much of the new work week. Temperatures each day should climb well into the 70’s for highs for the next couple of days and 80 degrees is on the table. There will continue to be a daily chance for showers, but much of the time will be rain-free.
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