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A cold front has slipped through the region and the result will be a drop off in high temperatures from around 80 degrees on Monday to 70 degrees this afternoon. Under clear skies tonight, it’ll become quite chilly with most spots dropping well down into the 40’s as we usher in the new year. A warming trend will begin at mid-week and we’ll be back to near the 80 degree mark by week’s end.
Read MoreA cold front will extend down the eastern seaboard and generate scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Florida Peninsula. Following the passage of the cold front, it’ll turn cooler overnight and Tuesday promises to be a day with ten degrees knocked off of the temperatures compared to today’s warm start to the new week. High pressure should stay in control at mid-week paving the way for a decent New Year’s Day with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures.
Read MoreHigh pressure off the east coast will pump in moist air and this will lead to the threat for showers today, tonight and on Saturday. A storm system in the middle of the country will trek towards the Great Lakes by early next week and it’ll result in a cooler air mass around here by the middle of next week.
Read MoreThe deep upper-level low that has been impacting the SE US for the past few days has finally pushed off the coastline, but the persistent winds will remain given the difference in pressure between the departing low and high pressure to the north. In the wake of the low, it’ll remain a bit on the cool side of normal today, but then return back to normal for the mid and late week time periods.
Read MoreLow pressure will shift into the Carolinas today and then off the SE US coastline on Tuesday. As a result, we’ll have another day with scattered showers and thunderstorms, but improvement is on the way by tomorrow. High pressure will build into the region by mid-week and we’ll enjoy decent weather on Christmas Day and for much of the second half of the week after our wet start.
Read MoreThe main weather story around here over the next few days will be the development of a major storm system over the Gulf of Mexico this weekend. This system is likely to move from the Gulf to the Florida Peninsula and it can bring heavy rain of up to a few inches and even severe weather will be a threat in central Florida. The most likely timing of this storm will be in the Saturday night through Sunday time frame, but some impact by this storm could continue into Monday.
Read MoreThe weather looks quite favorable this weekend for traveling purposes from the Mid-Atlantic to the Upper Midwest, but a major storm will impact Florida and the rest of the Southeast US. A slow-moving and deep upper-level low pressure system will spin from the south-central US to the northern Gulf of Mexico by later this weekend and the result will be a strong surface storm that will likely bring a widespread 2-3 inch rainfall to Florida and much of the Southeast US from Louisiana to the Carolinas.
Read MoreThe main weather story around here over the next few days will be the development of a major storm system over the Gulf of Mexico this weekend. This system is likely to move from the Gulf to the Florida Peninsula and it can bring heavy rain and even severe weather to central Florida; especially, in the Saturday night/early Sunday time frame. For the next couple of days, it’ll stay rather unsettled with strong winds continuing and overall cool conditions and a chance of scattered showers.
Read MoreOn the heels of a strong cold frontal passage, it’ll turn noticeably cooler today and the winds will pick up in intensity out of the north-to-northwest. It’ll stay on the blustery and cool side from tonight through Friday with temperatures likely struggling to pass the not 70 degree mark for afternoon highs. A powerful storm is likely to move from the Gulf of Mexico this weekend to the Florida Peninsula. This storm will bring us a threat for heavy rainfall as well as the potential for severe weather.
Read MoreLow pressure will push towards the southern New England coastline later today and a cold front trailing the center of the low pressure will cross our region by later tonight. On the heels of the frontal passage, it’ll turn noticeably cooler on Wednesday and the winds will pick up in intensity out of the N-to-NW. It’ll stay on the blustery and cool side for Thursday and Friday as well with temperatures likely not doing any better than the 70 degree mark for afternoon highs.
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