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As high pressure intensifies along the eastern seaboard, it looks like we’ll experience an extended period of very warm and dry weather across central Florida. The high will lock into place along the east coast and it will keep a dry and a very warm air mass in place all week.
Read MoreAs high pressure builds into the eastern US, it looks like we’ll experience an extended period of warm and dry weather across central Florida. The high will lock into place along the eastern seaboard and it will keep a dry and warm air mass in place all week.
Read MoreAs high pressure builds into the eastern US, our nice weather pattern will continue through the weekend and well into next week. Each day going forward until the middle of next week should feature some sunshine, warm conditions and only limited chances for showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreAs high pressure builds into the eastern US our weather will settle down into a pretty nice pattern with plenty of sunshine for the next few days and comfortably warm conditions. Ridging will actually intensify on Friday and through the weekend increasing our chances that the generally nice pattern continues into early next week.
Read MoreOur unsettled weather pattern of recent days will improve today and there will be only a slight of additional rainfall across central Florida. The improving pattern will continue on Thursday and the end result may be a nice stretch of weather that’ll last right into the early part of next week.
Read MoreAn unsettled weather pattern will continue today as strong winds aloft will bring more instability and moisture our way from the Gulf of Mexico. Showers and thunderstorms are possible each of the next couple of days, but they won’t be as widespread as on Monday.
Read MoreAn unsettled weather pattern will begin the week in central Florida as a weak surface cool front will stall in the northern part of the state. Ahead of the front, the atmosphere should destabilize enough for the likelihood of afternoon showers and thunderstorms in this area and some storms can reach strong levels. It will still quite active into the mid-week time period thanks to a strong southern branch of the jet stream across the Gulf of Mexico.
Read MoreOur recent string of rain-free days is coming to an end with showers on the table for today, tonight and Saturday and an even better shot for the second half of the weekend. In fact, the threat for showers and thunderstorms will increase for the Monday-to-Wednesday time period as an unsettled weather pattern takes over across much of Florida. There are also signs that the tropics may become active near Florida over the next week to ten days and we’ll monitor it closely.
Read MoreOur recent string of rain-free days could end today as an upper-level disturbance moves in this direction from the Gulf of Mexico. This system will generate enough upper motion in the atmosphere for the likely formation of showers and thunderstorms in central Florida. High pressure ridging will tend to reduce chances for showers on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but that threat for scattered showers will not be eliminated.
Read MoreSurface high pressure still dominates the western Atlantic, but it’ll tend to weaken over the next couple of days as a frontal system approaches the eastern third of the nation. As a result, it’ll turn more unsettled around here later in the week with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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