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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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High pressure will control the weather around here for the next couple of days, but then it’ll get more moist around here at mid-week. Deep upper-level trough will develop across the eastern third of the nation and the result will be an increasing shot at rain here during Wednesday and Thursday. It’ll turn cooler following the passage of the trough by the late part of the work week.
Read MoreTemperatures should turn warmer today and have a chance to reach the 80 degree mark. The increase in warmth will coincide with an increase in moisture and overall chances for showers and thunderstorms go up today and that threat will last into the weekend. Another cool down is likely by the early part of next week as another cool front slides through the state of Florida.
Read MoreTemperatures should turn warmer today after moderation took place on Wednesday from the recent chill. Highs later today should reach the middle 70’s and 80 degrees is not out of the question for Friday. The increase in warmth will coincide with an increase in moisture and overall chances for showers and thunderstorms. Another cool down is likely by the early part of next week as another cool front slides through the state of Florida.
Read MoreTemperatures should moderate somewhat today compared to the chilly Tuesday with afternoon highs likely to reach the mid-to-upper 60’s. High pressure takes control today, but moisture will be on the increase by tomorrow as low pressure strengthens over the south-central US. The increase in moisture will result in an increasing chance for showers and thunderstorms late this week and right into the weekend as we turn even milder with highs back in the 70’s.
Read MoreToday will be another cool day in central Florida as cold air advection continues on the back side of departing low pressure pulling away from the east coast. High pressure takes control at mid-week and we’ll begin to turn milder during the latter part of the work week. Moisture will also make a return to this area and our chances for showers and thunderstorms will increase on Thursday and the threat for rain will continue into the early part of the weekend.
Read MoreStrong low pressure will slowly push away from the Carolina coastline today and chilly air has dropped southward into Florida on the back side of this system. As a result, temperatures here will start off the week well below-normal for this time of year despite some sunshine for the next few days. The air mass will modify by the second half of the week and our high temperatures should climb back to the 70’s and there will be an increased chance for showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreLow pressure slammed into southern California yesterday and it will take a southern route over the next few days with a big impact on much of the southern half of the nation. This system will re-emerge over eastern Texas early in the weekend and from there it should move towards the Carolina coastline. Given this track, heavy rain is likely to fall across much of the Deep South over the next couple of days and heavy snow is likely along and just to the north of Route I-40 from Oklahoma to interior North Carolina/southwestern Virginia. The heaviest snowfall may, in fact, end up occurring in the higher elevation locations of interior North Carolina and southwestern Virginia where 1-2 feet could ultimately accumulate over the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreLow pressure will approach the southern California/northern Baja California region today from the eastern Pacific Ocean and it will then re-emerge over Texas by early Saturday morning. From there, this late week/weekend storm should head towards the North Carolina coastline and it should produce a swath of heavy rain along the way in the Deep South and heavy snow on the north side from Oklahoma-to-southwestern Virginia/western North Carolina. In fact, some higher elevation spots in SW VA and western NC could see a couple of feet of snow if this weekend storm reaches its full potential.
Read MoreThe next storm of significance to monitor will push towards southern California by early Friday from the eastern Pacific Ocean and then this low pressure system is likely to re-emerge over Texas on early Saturday morning. From that point, all signs point to a general west-to-east track with this storm to a position off the Carolina coastline by the second half of the weekend. Given this track, copious amounts of rain will likely fall in the Deep South late in the week and into the weekend and there can even be some severe weather to deal with in those same areas. Farther north, along and just to the north of Route I-40, significant accumulating snow may take place from Oklahoma-to-North Carolina and the significant snow can extend as far north as southern Virginia over the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe next storm of significance to monitor will push towards southern California by Thursday from the eastern Pacific Ocean and low pressure will then likely emerge over Texas on Friday. From that point, all signs point to a general west-to-east track in this storm to a position off the Georgia coastline by the early part of the weekend. Given this track, copious amounts of rain will likely fall from Texas-to-Georgia and there can even be some severe weather to deal with in the Deep South. Farther north, along and just to the north of Route I-40, significant accumulating snow may take place from Oklahoma-to-North Carolina and the significant snow can extend as far north as southern Virginia over the upcoming weekend.
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