Deep upper-level trough over the Southeast US during the past few days will loosen its grip on the region as it kicks out to the northeast and weakens. High pressure over the western Atlantic will build into our area and provide us with some sunshine, very warm and humid conditions and a continuing shot at showers and thunderstorms. A new upper-level trough will form during the first half of next week over the Midwest and our low-level flow of air will become southerly with enough moisture around to continue the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms.
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Deep tropical moisture continues to flow northward up along the eastern seaboard from the tropical Atlantic to the Northeast US. The threat for showers and thunderstorms here will continue for the next few days aided by the high humidity levels left behind by an unusually strong upper-level trough of low pressure that will kick out to the northeast later today.
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Deep tropical moisture continues to flow northward up along the eastern seaboard from the tropical Atlantic to the Northeast US. The threat for showers and thunderstorms here will continue for the next couple of days aided by the tropical air mass and an unusually strong upper-level trough of low pressure over the Southeast US. Any shower or storm that forms over the next couple of days can produce heavy rainfall amounts in a short period of time given the high humidity of the entrenched tropical air mass.
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A very wet weather pattern in the eastern US will continue through the first half of the week as deep tropical moisture continues to flow northward from the tropical Atlantic to the Mid-Atlantic. The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue each day through mid-week aided by an unusually strong upper-level trough of low pressure that will be relatively stationary for the next few days over the Southeast US.
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A much wetter overall weather pattern will set up for the eastern third of the nation this weekend and likely continue right through next week. An unusually deep upper-level trough will form over the Upper Midwest early this weekend and this will become a slow-mover. In addition, a strong coastal low pressure system may very well form on Saturday near the Mid-Atlantic coastline potentially causing some significant rainfall and gusty winds from the Delmarva Peninsula-to-New England. As a result of this unfolding pattern change, the threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue here from today through much, if not all, of next week.
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The overall weather pattern for the next several days will feature persistent upper-level troughing in the east-central US and ridging over the western Atlantic. The end result of this combination will keep a SW flow of air around here which will continue our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms and high temperatures right near the 90 degree mark. Meanwhile, there continues to be a relatively quiet look to the Atlantic Basin tropical scene at this time, but there may be an sub-tropical storm to deal with this weekend near the Mid-Atlantic coastline.
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The overall weather pattern for the next few days will feature persistent upper-level troughing in the east-central US and ridging over the western Atlantic. The end result of this combination will keep a SW flow of air around here which will continue our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms and high temperatures right near the 90 degree mark. Meanwhile, there is a relatively quiet look to the Atlantic Basin tropical scene at this time, but there may be a coastal storm (tropical or sub-tropical) to deal with this weekend well north of Florida.
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The overall weather pattern for the next few days will feature persistent upper-level troughing in the eastern US and ridging over the western Atlantic. The end result of this combination will keep a SW flow of air around here which will continue our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms and high temperatures right near the 90 degree mark. Meanwhile, there is a relatively quiet look to the Atlantic Basin tropical scene at this time.
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There will be a change to the overall weather pattern this week with the breaking down of the upper-level ridge of high pressure that has dominated the scene in the Southeast US in recent days. A strong cool front and its associated upper-level trough will drop southeastward over the next 24 hours from the Great Lakes and towards the Northeast US bringing us an enhanced chance of showers and storms from later today into mid week.
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The main players on the Florida weather scene as we head into the weekend will be the subtropical ridge over the western Atlantic and a weakening frontal system moving into the Southeast US. This combination will allow for sea breeze boundaries to form and push inland each day through the weekend. The result will be a better chance for showers and thunderstorms at inland locations during the late afternoon/early evening hours.
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