The first half of the week has been quite warm and dry across central Florida, but a strong cold front will arrive on Thursday and produce unsettled here and cooler weather for later in the week. Highs could top out near 80 degrees for another day, but then we’ll turn cooler with a chance of showers on Thursday and even cooler on Friday with a chance of showers and quite a breeze as well.
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The first half of the week will tend to be warm and dry across central Florida, but a strong cold front will arrive on Thursday and produce unsettled here and cooler weather for later in the week. Highs could top out near 80 degrees into mid-week, but then we’ll turn cooler with a chance of showers on Thursday and even cooler on Friday with a chance of showers and quite a breeze as well.
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The first half of the week will tend to be warm and dry across central Florida, but a slow-moving cool front will produce unsettled and cooler conditions later in the week. Highs could top out near 80 degrees into mid-week, but then we’ll turn cooler with a chance of showers on Thursday and Friday with cooler temperatures and quite a breeze as well.
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A cool front passed through the region overnight and we’ll end the work week in a cooler air mass - some ten degrees below what we’ve experienced in recent days. Temperatures will rebound pretty quickly by later in the weekend and we’ll climb back to near 80 degrees for highs early next week.
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We’ll squeeze out another breezy and warm day across central Florida as a broad ridge of high pressure slides eastward into the Atlantic Ocean. A cool front will pass through the region by tomorrow and we’ll end the week in a cooler air mass some ten degrees below what we’ve experienced in recent days. Temperatures will rebound pretty quickly this weekend, however, and we’ll climb back to near 80 degrees for highs early next week.
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A broad ridge of high pressure will continue to dominate the weather in Florida for the next couple of days and keep us rather warm and relatively dry. Above-normal temperatures will continue with highs in the lower 80’s for the next two afternoons. A cold frontal passage will bring cooler air into the region by week’s end and it’ll stick around into the upcoming weekend.
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A broad ridge of high pressure will continue to dominate the weather in Florida for the next few days and keep us rather warm and relatively dry for the period. Above-normal temperatures will be another result of the persistent strong high pressure system with highs the next few days near the 80 degree mark across central Florida. A cold frontal passage will bring cooler air into the region later in the week and it’ll stick around into the upcoming weekend.
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A broad ridge of high pressure will build over Florida this week and keep us rather warm and relatively dry for much of the period. Strong surface high pressure centered over the western Atlantic will act to prevent any frontal systems from penetrating into the SE US from our northwest during the next few days. Above-normal temperatures will be a consequence of persistent strong high pressure with daily highs nearing the 80 degree mark across central Florida.
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A strong cold front has pushed through the region and the work week will end on a quieter and cooler note with high temperatures some 10-15 lower than Thursday. It’ll turn downright cold tonight as winds diminish with overnight lows in the middle 40’s across central Florida. After a nice weekend, it’ll turn warmer during the first half of next week with highs likely to reach the 80 degree mark again by the middle of next week.
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Low pressure is now intensifying over the Tennessee Valley and it has tremendous support in the upper part of the atmosphere with a vigorous wave of energy and a powerful jet streak. This developing storm will have a wide ranging impact in the eastern US over the next 24 hours or so with severe weather in the southeastern states, heavy rain/strong thunderstorms and potential flooding in the Mid-Atlantic region, and significant snow across interior sections of the Northeast US.
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