High pressure ridging over the Gulf of Mexico will gradually weaken in response to some impulses moving across the southeastern US over the next couple of days. As a result, there will be a slight increase in the chances for showers and thunderstorms as we progress through the mid-week time period. Even more favorable conditions will develop late in the week for shower and thunderstorm activity across the Florida Peninsula.
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High pressure ridging over the Gulf of Mexico will weaken as we begin the new week and an upper level trough will push south across the coastal Carolinas. This will lead to high moisture content across Florida increasing rain chances here as the week progresses. Temperatures will peak each of the next few days right near the 90 degree mark in central Florida.
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High pressure building over Florida today will act to suppress rain chances as we close out the work week and temperatures should climb to the 90 degree for afternoon highs. The drier pattern will continue into the weekend, but a return to more normal rain chances will return early next week.
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A subtle change in the low-level air flow will bring about somewhat drier conditions across central Florida by later today and that will have a couple effects. First, temperatures will climb to the highest levels of the week and reach the lower 90’s for highs this afternoon and second, the chance for showers and thunderstorms will diminish slightly. High pressure will build over Florida on Friday and Saturday and likely keep us mainly rain-free and very warm with highs approaching the 90 degree mark on both days.
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Surface high pressure ridging off the east coast will continue to pump moist air into the area and this will help to continue our recent threat of daily showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures over the next several days will approach the 90 degree mark and humidity levels will be quite uncomfortable as well.
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Surface high pressure ridging will continue to be a dominate player over the western Atlantic and this has led to a very moist, onshore flow of air into the region. As a result, the daily threat of showers and thunderstorms will continue to go along with very warm and humid conditions. Any shower or storm that forms can result in heavy rainfall over a brief period of time and localized flooding conditions.
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Surface high pressure ridging will continue to be a dominate player over the western Atlantic this week and this will lead to moist, onshore flow of air into the region. As a result, there will be a daily threat of showers and thunderstorms and overall conditions will be warm and humid. Any shower or storm that forms can result in heavy rainfall over a brief period of time.
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A weak frontal boundary will slip southward today into central Florida and then dissipate as high pressure expands southeastward into the Southeast US. An onshore flow of air will continue to bring moisture to the region and the daily chance for showers and thunderstorms will continue into early next week.
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A weak frontal boundary will remain nearby and continue to generate scattered showers and thunderstorms across Florida. High pressure will try to expand southward into Florida and potentially push the front to the south of here. As high pressure pushes off the coast on Friday, the surface winds will veer around to an onshore direction.
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As a trough of low pressure digs into the Tennessee Valley, the ridge that has persisted over the Southeast US recently will be pushed to the western Atlantic. At the surface, low pressure will form over Georgia and move northeastward towards the Carolinas. A southwest flow of moist air will continue around here and the threat of showers and thunderstorms will persist going right into the upcoming weekend.
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