*The threat exists for severe weather tonight as a strong cold front approaches the region*. The strong cold front will push across the Deep South today and it’ll combine with a vigorous upper-level wave of energy to raise the chances for severe weather tonight. This evolving setup could result in damaging wind gusts and even isolated tornadoes as mid-to-upper level winds will be quite strong. As far as temperatures are concerned, they will actually approach record levels this afternoon with highs near the 85 degree mark.
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The big weather story over the next few days will be the threat for severe thunderstorm activity from later tomorrow into early Friday. Today will be quite nice with a southerly flow of air and then high pressure will push to the east by later tonight. By tomorrow, a vigorous wave of energy will approach and it’ll become more unstable here with an increase in winds and the threat of strong-to-severe thunderstorms by late in the day and especially tomorrow night. This evolving setup could even produce damaging wind gusts and even isolated tornadoes as mid-to-upper level winds will be quite strong.
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The big weather story over the next few days will be the threat for severe thunderstorm activity from late Thursday into early Friday. Today will be quite nice with a southerly flow of air and then high pressure will push to the east on Wednesday. By Thursday, a vigorous wave of energy will approach and it’ll become more unstable with an increase in winds and the threat of strong-to-severe thunderstorms by late in the day or Thursday night. This evolving setup could even produce damaging wind gusts and even isolated tornadoes as mid-to-upper level winds will be quite strong…stay tuned.
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A strong high pressure system will move across Florida as we begin the new work week and it’ll result in mild conditions around here. As the high pushes off the coast in coming days our low-level winds will become southerly and a warming trend will take place. High temperatures this afternoon will be near the 70 degree mark, but 80 degrees is more likely by later in the week.
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Rain chances will increase here by early tonight as deeper moisture pushes in from the southwest. There is even the chance later tonight for an isolated thunderstorm. A cold front will push southeast on Saturday and it could cause another round of showers and possible thunderstorms before cooler, drier air returns on Sunday.
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A weak surface low will push east of here today, but there still can be a couple of scattered showers. A deep upper-level trough of low pressure will form over the central US as we begin the weekend. Deeper moisture will push in as a result and this will increase the chance of showers later tomorrow and tomorrow night. A cold front sweeps through the region on Saturday and it’ll turn a bit cooler on Sunday.
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The pattern aloft remains mainly zonal (i.e., west-to-east) as an upper-level trough of low pressure moves across the southern states. This system will weaken as it reaches the SE US, but it’ll still be able to produce some shower activity in this area late tonight and early tomorrow. Another couple weak disturbances can keep us unsettled later in the week before a drier pattern sets up by early next week.
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A weak cool front passed through the region and winds will switch to a northerly direction and it’ll turn a bit cooler compared to Monday. A fast-moving zonal flow of air aloft will bring multiple weak shortwaves in our direction causing it to be somewhat unsettled for the second half of the week.
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Weak low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico will spread some clouds this way as we start off the new work week. By tomorrow, high pressure will approach and our clouds should give to mainly sunny skies. It’ll be a bit unsettled for the second part of the week with some minor disturbances pushing along a quick zonal upper-level flow across the southern US.
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A relatively zonal flow will develop in the eastern US this weekend after an upper-level trough progresses from the Mississippi Valley early today to the NE US this weekend. A fast-moving frontal system will slide across Florida late tonight into early Saturday and then high pressure will build in behind for the remainder of the weekend.
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