The main story weather-wise for the rest of the week will be the dominate ridging centered over the western Atlantic which will promote a southeasterly flow of air across Florida. The low-level southeasterly flow of air will allow the sea breeze to form by mid-day and likely push well inland resulting in the best chance for shower/storm activity during the PM hours in the western half of the state. High temperatures over the next few days should generally be confined to the upper 80’s across central Florida.
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The main story weather-wise for the rest of the week will be the dominate ridging centered over the western Atlantic. This system will continue to pump in very warm and humid air from the southeast continuing our daily shot at scattered showers and storms and high temperatures within a few degrees of 90 across central Florida.
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The tropics remain quiet, but there are signs that activity may pick up again in the near term and the western Gulf of Mexico may be the region to focus on late this week or during the upcoming weekend. In this particular part of the Gulf, sea surface temperatures are especially warm relative-to-normal and this could fuel the formation of a tropical system. Meanwhile, as high pressure ridging strengthens over the western Atlantic, hot and humid conditions will prevail across Florida for the next few days. Temperatures should climb to within a couple degrees of the 90 degree mark for highs during the next few days and there will be a continuing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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An unsettled weather pattern continues across central Florida through the weekend with a good chance for PM showers and thunderstorms today, tomorrow and Sunday. A moist offshore flow of air (southwesterly) will continue for the next few days which will continue the chances for daily showers and thunderstorms across central Florida. Sunshine will be somewhat limited by clouds during this period, but temperatures should still make it to the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs.
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An unsettled weather pattern continues across central Florida with a good chance for PM showers and thunderstorms today, tomorrow and Saturday. Sunshine will be limited again today, but temperatures should still make it to the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs and PM storms are likely to form. A moist offshore flow of air (southwesterly) will continue through the weekend which will continue the chances for daily showers and thunderstorms across central Florida.
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An unsettled weather pattern continues across central Florida with a good chance for PM showers and thunderstorms. Sunshine will be limited today, but temperatures should still make it to the 90 degree mark for afternoon highs and PM storms are likely to form. A moist offshore flow of air will continue for the remainder of the week which will continue the chances for daily showers and thunderstorms across central Florida.
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An unsettled weather pattern continues today across central Florida with a good chance for PM showers and thunderstorms. After some early day clouds, sunshine will boost temperatures into the 90’s later in the day and scattered storms are likely to form. A moist offshore flow of air will develop for the mid and late week which will continue chances for daily showers and thunderstorms across central Florida.
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Ridging aloft will extend eastward this weekend from Texas to the Gulf of Mexico and even into early next week and this will help to keep us rather moist and quite warm. Meanwhile, the Atlantic Basin tropical scene is rather quiet right now and may stay that way for the next several days; however, there are signs for a buildup of activity during the second half of the month.
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High pressure will strengthen today across the Florida Peninsula and this hold down the chances for PM showers and thunderstorms as there will be some drier air in place. Ridging aloft will extend eastward from Texas to the Gulf of Mexico this weekend and even into early next week and this will help to keep us rather moist and quite warm. The Atlantic Basin tropical scene is rather quiet and may stay that way for the next several days.
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The overall pattern remains quite unsettled for Florida as deep moisture will continue the daily chance for showers and thunderstorms as we progress through the remainder of the week. Temperatures will be close to seasonably hot levels each day with highs right near the 90 degree mark. The Atlantic Basin tropical scene is rather quiet and may that way for the next couple of days. One wave that was in the eastern part of the Caribbean on Monday has dissipated as it encountered some very dry air.
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