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There will be a couple more very warm days across central Florida with highs reaching the middle 80’s both this afternoon and on Wednesday afternoon. There will be a bit of a downturn in temperatures later in the week following the passage of a weak cool frontal system.
Read MoreThe new week will start off with dry and very warm weather conditions as high pressure remains in control across the Florida Peninsula. The overall pattern stays the same as we head into the mid-week with a continuation of dry and very warm conditions. There will be a bit of a downturn in temperatures later in the week following the passage of a weak cool frontal system.
Read MoreFollowing a frontal passage in the overnight hours, drier air has moved into the central Florida region and we’ll experience plenty of sunshine today as we close out the work week along with comfortable high temperatures in the upper 70’s. High pressure should take control this weekend and provide us with decent weather and increasing warmth with highs in the low-to-mid 80’s by Sun day afternoon. This warm up will continue into the first half of next week and highs may not be too far from the 90 degree mark by the middle of next week.
Read MoreAn influx of moisture today will result in a chance of showers in the area as southerly winds dominate along the eastern seaboard. The combination of a west-to-east frontal system and high pressure just off the coast will continue to this southerly flow of air all along the coast. The weekend is looking quite decent in the area as high pressure resumes control across central Florida.
Read MoreHigh pressure just off the coast will continue to produce south-to-southeast flow across the area. Winds will become quite noticeable as a cool front approaches the region and tightens the pressure gradient. More moist air will arrive by tonight and the chance of shower and thunderstorm activity will increase and continue on Thursday as well. The next cool frontal system should clear through the area by Thursday night paving the way for dry, warm weather to end the week and start the weekend.
Read MoreThe new week started off with dry weather and warm weather and that pattern will continue today thanks to strong high pressure centered over the western Atlantic. As the high pressure pushes slowly to the east, winds around here will veer out of the east today and then southeast on Wednesday resulting in a warm up with upper 80’s in interior sections by mid-week and lower 80’s near the coast. A frontal system may cross the region on Wednesday night and Thursday giving us a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreThe new week will start off with dry weather and warming temperatures behind the passage of a frontal system and the expansion of high pressure into the western Atlantic. As the high pressure pushes slowly to the east, winds around here will veer out of the east on Tuesday and then southeast on Wednesday resulting in a warm up with upper 80’s in interior sections by mid-week. A frontal system may cross the region on Wednesday night and Thursday giving us a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA frontal system is stalling out now in close proximity and that’ll raise the chances for showers and thunderstorms across the central part of Florida. In fact, it looks like it’ll stay unsettled through the upcoming weekend as well, but then a drier pattern will take place during the first half of next week. The Monday through Wednesday time period looks like it’ll feature mainly sunny skies and warm conditions, but there will also be a stiff wind on all three days.
Read MoreA trough of low pressure will push into the Southeast US today and there can be severe weather in the northern part of the state, but less of a chance here. However, our chances for showers and thunderstorms will increase tonight and continue through the day on Friday. Another cool frontal system will move through northern Florida on Friday before stalling out in the general vicinity. This frontal boundary zone will keep us unsettled through the weekend before some genuine clearing returns early next week.
Read MoreA weak cold front will push south of the area today and the result will be a decent day in the central part of Florida and dry weather will persist at mid-week as well. Unsettled weather will return to Florida during the second half of the week with a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms in the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday time period. Any rainfall would be quite welcome as the weather has been very dry around here since the beginning of March.
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