An extended period of warmer-than-normal weather has begun in central Florida and it’ll be accompanied by stiff winds as well for much of the time. The dominant weather feature will be a strong ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic that will promote persistent southwest winds in the upper atmosphere across the Florida Peninsula which will keep any cold air well to our north. High temperatures will reach the upper 70’s today and then come close to the 80 degree mark for the next several days.
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A major storm is going to become a multi-hazard event for much of the eastern half of the nation during the next few days. The storm will begin to unfold on Friday in the south-central US and then trek northeast to a position near the Great Lakes by Saturday evening and then over New England on Sunday. Heavy rain and severe weather is likely to take place south and east of the storm track and significant snow and ice is likely to its north and west. The impact in the I-95 corridor will be to bring unusually warm conditions this weekend with highs generally in the 60’s and there will be some rainfall, stiff winds, and perhaps a heavy thunderstorm or two.
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An extended period of warm weather is coming to central Florida and it’ll be accompanied by stiff winds for much of the time. The dominant weather feature will be a strong ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic that will promote persistent southwest winds in the upper atmosphere across the Florida Peninsula which will keep any cold air masses well to our north. High temperatures will reach the mid 70’s today and then come close to the 80 degree mark for the next several days.
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A major storm system this weekend is going to become a multi-hazard event for much of the eastern half of the nation. The storm will begin to unfold later Friday in the south-central US and then trek northeast to a position near the eastern Great Lakes by Saturday evening and then it’ll end up in New England by early Sunday. Heavy rain and severe weather is likely to take place on Saturday south and east of the storm system and significant snow and ice is likely to its north and west. The I-95 corridor region from DC-to-Philly-to-NYC will experience unusual warmth on Saturday afternoon (e.g., 65 degrees in DC) and then some rainfall and possible thunderstorms on Saturday night and Sunday.
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High pressure will build off the east coast over the next couple of days and it’ll lead to a windy and warmer period around here. As we progress through the late week and weekend, winds will pick up in intensity out of the southeasterly direction and temperature will climb well up into the 70’s. In fact, 80 degree highs will be on the table for the late weekend and early part of next week in this continuing relatively warm weather pattern.
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After a nice day today, a cool front will cross the region tonight and it should come through rain-free. Wednesday will be a bit cooler following the front, but as a large ridge develops over the southwest Atlantic, a warming trend will begin later in the week. Along with the warm up at week’s end, the winds will pick up in intensity out of the southeast and this will increase moisture in the region.
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All in all, it looks like a rather chilly beginning to the week, but a warm end. Temperatures today will be confined to the 60’s for highs and can drop into the low-to-mid 40’s overnight. We’ll warm up later in the week, however, with 80 degrees on the table for highs by week’s end.
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It’ll turn even warmer today across central Florida with highs in the 80’s and then the threat for showers and thunderstorms will increase by late tonight and Saturday as a strong cold front advances towards the region. Behind the front, it’ll turn noticeably cooler for the second half of the weekend with highs on Sunday afternoon close to the 60 degree mark across central Florida compared to the low-to-mid 80’s for this afternoon.
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After a cool start to the day, temperatures should reach the upper 70’s this afternoon along with plenty of sunshine. It’ll turn even warmer on Friday with highs in the 80’s and then the threat for showers and thunderstorms will increase tomorrow night and Saturday as a cold front advances towards the region. Behind the front, it’ll turn noticeably cooler for the second half of the weekend with highs on Sunday close to the 60 degree mark across central Florida.
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The new year will start off on the cool side with highs struggling today to reach the 70 degree mark. It’ll stay relatively cool for tonight as well, but a warming trend begins on Thursday and highs will be back to near 80 degrees by week’s end. With the warm up will come an increase in winds later in the week and the chance for showers will increase for Friday and Saturday.
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