After the coldest morning of the season on Wednesday, temperatures will begin an upward trend for the remainder of the week. Low pressure off the east coast of Florida will pull away from the US and head into the open Atlantic. As a result, the pressure gradient between this low and high pressure to the north will relax as will our winds. With a relaxation of the winds will come a subtle shift in direction as well and this will allow for a warming trend to ensue across Florida and by tomorrow afternoon we could be pushing the 75 degree mark for highs.
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Arctic air has chilled much of the eastern US over the past couple of days and this morning saw temperatures drop into the 30’s as far south as southern Florida. In fact, it was so cold across Florida this morning that cold-shocked iguanas were actually falling out of trees. These cold-blooded lizards usually survive a “cold-shock” like this when temperatures fall into the 30’s or 40’s and “wake up” as temperatures rise. The Arctic air that plunged into southern Florida took a north-to-south path over the Florida Peninsula from the northern US preventing any potential modification from the nearby relatively warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean or Gulf of Mexico.
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A chilly air mass on the front side of strong high pressure will continue to result in colder-than-normal weather conditions for central Florida and showers cannot be ruled out and there is a chance for scattered showers. High pressure over the Ohio Valley will slowly shift to the eastern seaboard over the next couple of days and it will continue to dominate the weather scene in much of the eastern US. The combination of the high and low pressure over the Bahamas will generate a rather tight pressure gradient across Florida and a continuation of persistent winds for a couple more days.
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A cold air mass continues to result in colder-than-normal weather conditions for Florida and lows late tonight will drop into the mid 40’s across the central part of the state. High pressure over the Mississippi Valley will slowly shift to the east and dominate the weather scene in much of the eastern US. The combination of the high and lower pressure off the coast will generate a rather tight pressure gradient across Florida and a continuation of persistent winds.
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A chilly first half of the week is coming to central Florida with highs confined to the 60’s and lows tomorrow night can drop all the way down into the mid 40’s. A strong cold front passed through the last night paving the way for this chilly start to the week. Strong high pressure will build into the eastern US early in the week and will be the dominate player in coming days.
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The temperature trend over the next several days will be down with the 70’s likely through the weekend and then the lower 60’s early next week. In addition to the cool down, the winds will become a noticeable factor with gusts to 25 or 30 mph each day through the middle of next week. Overnight temperatures across central Florida by the middle of next week will easily fall into the 40’s to go along with a stiff north wind.
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An extended period of warmer-than-normal weather will end today with highs once again near thr 80 degree mark, but a step down in temperatures will take place over the next few days. Another strong cold front will cross the region by early next week and it’ll turn even cooler as we begin the next work week with highs confined to the 60’s on both Monday and Tuesday.
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An extended period of warmer-than-normal weather will continue in central Florida for the next few days, but there are big changes in temperatures likely to come next week. The dominant weather feature will continue to be a strong ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic Ocean that will promote warm weather across the Florida Peninsula and highs near 80 degrees for the next three days. It’ll turn somewhat cooler by the beginning of next week and there are signs for a much colder air mass to reach Florida later next week.
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An extended period of warmer-than-normal weather will continue for much of this week across central Florida. The dominant weather feature for us will be a deep upper-level ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic Ocean that will promote warm weather across the Florida Peninsula and highs near 80 degrees for the next few days.
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An extended period of warmer-than-normal weather will continue for much of this week across central Florida. The dominant weather feature for us will be a strong ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic Ocean that will promote warm weather across the Florida Peninsula and highs near 80 degrees for the next few days.
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