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A strong cold frontal system will work its way through Florida later today and we’ll turn quite warm ahead of it, but then temperatures will trend downward on Saturday following its passage. Highs later today should reach the low-to-mid 80’s and then hold in the mid 70’s on Saturday, but that cool down will be rather short-lived as we’ll get back to the 80’s again on Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreDeep upper-level trough will shift from the central US to the eastern US over the next couple of days and a strong cold front will slide slowly to the east in this same time period. Low pressure along the frontal boundary zone will help to generate some heavy rainfall today from the Ohio Valley southward to the northern Gulf region and there will be the threat for some severe weather in much of the Southeast US including Alabama and Georgia. The cold front will slide across Florida on Friday and usher in a cooler air mass for the upcoming weekend. One reminder, it is time once again to turn the clocks back this weekend early on Sunday morning.
Read MoreHigh pressure ridging will over the Gulf region will expand eastward to the western Atlantic and keep us in the clear for awhile at the same time a deep upper-level trough forms over the central US. Later in the week, this trough will slide towards the east coast and drag a cool front into central Florida raising our chances for showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreHigh pressure ridging will over the Gulf region will expand eastward to the western Atlantic and keep us in the clear for awhile at the same time a deep upper-level trough forms over the central US. Later in the week, this trough will slide towards the east coast and drag a cool front into central Florida raising our chances for showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreHigh pressure will build east over the next couple of days from the Gulf of Mexico region and generate seasonably warm pattern for the first half of the week with generally rain-free conditions. In fact, the best chance of rain this week looks like it will hold off until the late week as a cold front approaches the region.
Read MoreLow pressure will move towards the Carolina coastline today and it will be drag a cool front through the region by the weekend. The approach of the front will keep it unsettled around here as we close out the work week with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely and temperatures will reach the upper 80’s for afternoon highs. Clearing conditions are likely on Saturday following the passage of the cool frontal system and it’ll turn cooler as the weekend progresses with highs in the comfortable upper 70’s by Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreLow pressure will move from the Gulf of Mexico towards the North Carolina coastline over the next couple of days and push a frontal system across central Florida. The front will keep it unsettled around here as we close out the work week with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely. Clearing conditions are likely this weekend following the passage of the cool frontal system and it’ll turn cooler with highs in the comfortably warm upper 70’s by Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreLow pressure will form over the Gulf of Mexico over the next couple of days and then push northeastward towards the North Carolina coastline by the early part of the weekend. This system will keep us unsettled as it will drag a cool frontal system across Florida as it pushes to our northwest. As a result, there will be a daily chance of showers and temperatures will stay relatively close to normal as it head towards the weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure over western Atlantic will keep light-to-moderate onshore flow in place here today and for the next few days. As such, high temperatures will generally be confined to the lower 80’s for much of the week. The chance for showers will continue as well on a daily basis as several weak frontal systems will generate unsettled conditions across central Florida.
Read MoreHigh pressure over the Mid-Atlantic region as we begin the new work week will shift off the coast to a position over the western Atlantic. As such, our low-level flow of air will become onshore and the easterly winds will confine high temperatures to the lower 80’s for much of the week. The chance for showers will continue as well on a daily basis as several weak frontal systems will generate unsettled conditions across central Florida.
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