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High pressure riding over the western Atlantic will be the dominant player for us into the weekend with a persistent southwesterly flow of air. This type of pattern will keep it quite warm and moist across central Florida and scattered daily showers and thunderstorms will stay in the picture. High temperatures should generally be in the upper 80’s – not far from normal in mid-June.
Read MoreHigh pressure riding over the western Atlantic will be the dominant player for us this week with a persistent southwesterly flow of air. This type of pattern will keep it quite warm and moist across central Florida and scattered daily showers and thunderstorms will stay in the picture. High temperatures should generally be within a few degrees of 90 each day this week – not far from normal in mid-June.
Read MoreHigh pressure riding over the western Atlantic will be the dominant player for us this week with a persistent southerly flow of air. This type of pattern will keep it quite moist across central Florida, but chances for rain will be somewhat inhibited during the next couple of days and then will tend to increase some for the mid and late week time periods.
Read MoreA trough in the upper atmosphere over the eastern Gulf of Mexico will continue to produce unsettled conditions around here and this pattern will persist through the weekend. There is the chance for showers and thunderstorms each day through the weekend and into the first half of next week and temperatures will remain at very warm levels. With some chilly air aloft for this time of year, some of the storms that form can be on the strong side over the next couple of days with gusty winds and possible hail.
Read MoreA trough in the upper atmosphere over the eastern Gulf of Mexico will produce enough instability around here to likely generate numerous showers and thunderstorms. This threat of showers and storms will continue on Friday as well as the trough cuts off and becomes a closed low. The closed low will slowly weaken this weekend and temperatures throughout the period will be relatively close-to-normal for this time of year.
Read MoreThere will be some relief in temperatures today and for the rest of the week compared to recent days with highs generally confined to the middle 80’s. As temperatures return to more seasonal levels for the mid and late week time periods, there will continue to be a shot at daily afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, but they should be not be widespread.
Read MoreToday will be another hot day across the region, but there is some relief coming for the second half of the work week. As temperatures return to more season levels for the mid and late week time periods, there will be an increasing chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, but they should be rather scattered and not nearly as widespread as what we experienced last week.
Read MoreAn unusual nor’easter type of system is pushing away from the Mid-Atlantic coastline this morning and high pressure will re-establish itself along the western Atlantic. As a result, southwest winds here in the low-levels of the atmosphere will boost temperatures to the 90’s for highs this afternoon and on Tuesday. The second half of the week will feature more seasonal temperatures and a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreTropical moisture continues to remain entrenched in much of the eastern US and will keep our weather unsettled around here through the weekend. Multiple disturbances in the upper atmosphere will drop southeastward from the Great Lakes region and tap into this abundant moisture and the result is likely to be additional shower and thunderstorm activity right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreTropical moisture continues to ride northward from the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico and it is now firmly entrenched in the eastern third of the nation. Multiple disturbances in the upper atmosphere will drop southeastward from the Great Lakes region over the next few days and tap into this abundant moisture and the result is likely to be additional shower and thunderstorm activity right through the upcoming weekend.
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