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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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The new week will start off on an unsettled basis as a cold front crosses the region bringing us a chance of showers and strong thunderstorms. Drier air will push in for the middle of the week, but more unsettled weather is likely in the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday time period.
Read MoreIt’ll turn noticeably cooler today following the passage of a cold frontal system and quite unsettled with strong winds and the threat of showers and thunderstorms. The unsettled weather pattern will continue on Friday and right into the early part of next week with a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms. Any rainfall would be quite welcome as the weather has been quite dry around here since the beginning of March.
Read MoreAfter one more quite warm day in central Florida, it will then turn noticeably cooler on Thursday following the passage of a cool frontal system. This front will bring us a chance of showers and thunderstorms today, tonight and on Thursday and the unsettled weather pattern looks like it will continue right through the upcoming weekend. Any rain around here would be quite welcome as we have gone through a dry spell since the beginning of March.
Read MoreThe major storm that impacted the eastern US yesterday has moved into Canada and we’ll remain very warm across the central part of Florida for today and Wednesday. In fact, the next couple of days will feature highs at or just below the 90 degree mark, but it will then turn noticeably cooler by Thursday following the passage of a cool frontal system. The weather pattern is becoming more unsettled for Florida which should result in a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms for much of the week and upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe major storm that impacted the southern US yesterday has moved over the Great Lakes region and is still intensifying. It’ll stay very warm here for the next couple of days with highs near 90 degrees and then a cool front will makes its way through the region at mid-week. This frontal passage will shave about ten degrees off of our temperatures giving us more comfortable conditions for the second half of the week. It will be an unsettled week with a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms across central Florida.
Read MoreIt’ll turn much cooler today across central Florida following yesterday’s cold frontal passage. A major storm will take shape over the middle of the nation on Sunday. This system will head towards the Great Lakes while a secondary low forms in the eastern US. The impact of this late weekend storm will be wide-ranging from accumulating snow in parts of the Upper Midwest to heavy rain in the Mid-Atlantic region on Sunday night and Monday to a potential widespread severe weather outbreak on Easter Sunday in the southern US extending from Texas/Louisiana to the Carolinas.
Read MoreOne more very warm day is coming to central Florida with highs this afternoon in the upper 80’s. It does turn somewhat cooler by Friday following a frontal passage and the weather pattern will become much more unsettled. In fact, there will be a threat of showers and thunderstorms on Friday as we close out the work week and that threat will continue this weekend as well. By the early part of next week, our temperatures will likely climb to well up in the 80’s again on the afternoons of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Read MoreA couple of very warm days are coming to central Florida with high temperatures both today and Thursday in the mid or upper 80’s. It does turn somewhat cooler by Friday following a frontal passage and the weather pattern will become more unsettled. In fact, there will be a threat of showers on Friday as we close out the work week as well as on both weekend days.
Read MoreThe current warm spell will peak on Wednesday and Thursday when afternoon temperatures will reach into the mid and upper 80’s. High pressure will be the dominate player for the Southeast US over the next few days and will continue to produce warm and dry conditions. By the late week and perhaps into the weekend, there will be an increasing chance of showers as a low pressure system slides across the southern US.
Read MoreA dry and warm weather pattern began in March across central Florida and it continues for much of this week. In terms of temperatures, highs today should be near the 80 degree mark and then climb all the way to the mid or upper 80's by Wednesday and Thursday. In terms of precipitation, while there can be a shower today, a better chance will come late in the week and perhaps this upcoming weekend.
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