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The warm up that began this weekend will continue for the next couple of days, but a frontal passage will cause a cool down at mid-week. Elsewhere, a strong storm will head across the southern states late in the week and likely reach the eastern seaboard this weekend with some impact possible around here.
Read MoreHigh pressure will slide off the coast today and a warm up will begin in earnest and then intensify over the weekend. Highs today will make it to the upper 70’s, but by the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week, we’ll be back to the 80’s with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreThe winter has gotten off to a fast start across much of the nation and it looks like the overall cold and stormy weather pattern will continue as we head through the first half of December. Colder-than-normal conditions have been widespread through the month of November so far and snowfall has been unusually early and unusually high in many places. Signs point to more widespread cold across the US during the first couple weeks of December and the next ten days may feature copious amounts of snow in many of the same areas that received snow earlier this month.
Read MoreHigh pressure will slide off the coast today and a warm up will begin and then intensify over the weekend. Highs today will make it to the upper 60’s, but by the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week, we’ll be back to the 80’s with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreIt’ll remain quite cool around here today and winds will continue to be a factor making it feel cooler than the actual outside air temperature. Overnight lows will once again bottom out in the 40’s, but a warming trend will begin later this week and 80 degree highs are possible again this weekend.
Read MoreA strong cool front passed through the region on Monday and it’ll be noticeably cooler for the next few days. In addition to the cool down, winds will be quite noticeable making it feel even cooler than the actual outdoor temperatures. Overnight lows for the next couple of nights will likely bottom out in the middle 40’s across central Florida – well below normal for this time of year.
Read MoreA strong cool front will slide through the state today and its passage will usher in a much cooler air mass for the next few days following an abnormally warm start to the week. Moisture will surge into the region today ahead of the approaching frontal system and will increase the chance for showers and thunderstorms late today/early tonight.
Read MoreCooler air pushed into the region on Tuesday following a frontal passage and it’ll still a bit on the cool side for the next few days with only limited chances for shower activity. By the weekend, winds feature more of a southerly component and temperatures will climb back towards the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs. Normal high temperatures in Melbourne this time of year are in the upper 70’s.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will push through the peninsula today, but the shower threat will be rather limited as moisture levels are not that high and there is little upper air support. Any cool down from the frontal passage will be short-lived as low-level winds become more southeasterly as the week progresses. Normal high temperatures in Melbourne this time of year are in the upper 70’s.
Read MoreNormal high temperatures in Melbourne this time of year are in the upper 70’s and we’ll be awfully close to that for the next several days. The seasonable temperatures expected this Thanksgiving week will generally be accompanied with rain-free conditions, but scattered to isolated showers cannot be ruled out from time-to-time.
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