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A very wet weather pattern will continue across Florida for the remainder of the week with numerous showers and thunderstorms. With high pressure to the east and low pressure centered over the Gulf, deep moisture will continue to flow northward into Florida during the next several days contributing to our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA very wet weather pattern will continue across Florida with numerous showers and thunderstorms expected the next few days. With high pressure to the east and low pressure centered over the Gulf, deep moisture will flow northward into Florida during the next few days contributing to our daily threat of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA very wet weather pattern will impact much of the Deep South and Southeast US over the next few days including right here in central Florida. A deep upper-level trough of low pressure will push just to the west of here and this will set the stage for copious amounts of moisture to flow northward from the Gulf of Mexico into the Southeast US in coming days.
Read MoreA wet weather pattern will impact much of the Deep South and Southeast US over the next few days including right here in the Florida Peninsula. A deep upper-level trough of low pressure will push out of the Rockies and into the southern Plains later today and this will set the stage for copious amounts of moisture to flow northward from the Gulf of Mexico into the Southeast US in coming days.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will generally be limited in terms of shower activity, but a wetter pattern is setting up for the weekend. A trough of low pressure will extend southward along the eastern seaboard by the weekend and it’ll help to increase chances here for showers and thunderstorms. In fact, the threat for rain will increase at the end of the work week and likely continue right into the early part of next week.
Read MoreA weak front will continue to bring us the chance for late day showers and thunderstorms across central Florida. High pressure will slide off the Mid-Atlantic coastline later Tuesday and this will allow for onshore winds to develop around here at mid-week. While much of the time will be rain-free there is the shot for scattered showers and thunderstorms during the next several days.
Read MoreA weak front will becoming stationary to our north today and there will be the chance for late day showers and thunderstorms. High pressure will then slide off the Mid-Atlantic coast on Tuesday and allow for onshore winds to develop around here through mid-week. Meanwhile, the 2019 Atlantic Basin tropical season “officially” began on Saturday, June 1st and there is a disturbance in the southwest Gulf of Mexico that has a chance of strengthening into a named storm in coming days as it moves northward along Mexico’s west coast and then near or along the east coast of Texas.
Read MoreAs high pressure intensifies along the eastern seaboard, it looks like our extended period of very warm and dry weather will continue 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 and right through the upcoming holiday weekend.
Read MoreAs high pressure intensifies along the eastern seaboard, it looks like our extended period of very warm and dry weather will continue 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 and right through the upcoming holiday weekend.
Read MoreAs 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 and through the upcoming holiday weekend.
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