The warmer weather pattern that began late last week will continue for the remainder of this week across the central part of Florida and right through the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to reach well up into the the 70’s for afternoon highs during the rest of the week and for the weekend as well. The warm pattern will be unsettled as well with the threat of showers and thunderstorms on a daily basis going into the early part of next week.
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The next ten days will bring the worst that winter has to offer too much of the nation which will include accumulating snow, significant icing and persistent cold that will be extreme in some areas. The energetic pattern of recent days will continue with storm-after-storm impacting the nation from coast-to-coast in this next ten day time period. Perhaps the best example of the most extreme winter weather that is on the way will take place deep in the heart of Texas where temperatures could drop to near zero by early next week and snow and ice can accumulate all the way down into the southeastern part of the state.
In the Mid-Atlantic region, one system will bring accumulating snow to areas near and to the north of the PA/MD border from tonight into early Thursday and it’ll produce a mixed bag of snow, sleet and rain in the DC metro region. A second and relatively weak system will have little or no impact on areas to the north of the PA/MD border on Thursday night and early Friday, but it can produce a small amount of snow in the DC metro region. A stronger system set to arrive this weekend will have more moisture to deal with than these first two and it could result in more significant ice and/or snow in the Mid-Atlantic region. And yes, there may be two other storms to deal with in the Mid-Atlantic region next week with significant snow and/or ice on the table for either or both of these systems.
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The warmer weather pattern that began late last week will continue for the remainder of the week across the central part of Florida. Temperatures are likely to flirt with 80 degrees again this afternoon and reach the 70’s for afternoon highs during the rest of the week. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will gradually increase over the next few days and those chances will remain elevated during the upcoming weekend.
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The warmer weather pattern that began late last week will continue for much of this week across the central part of Florida. Temperatures are likely to reach the 70’s on a daily basis for afternoon highs and there can be some late night patchy fog in this mild, moist air mass. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will increase by the end of the week and those chances will remain elevated during the upcoming weekend.
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The warmer weather pattern that began late last week will continue for much of this week as well across the central part of Florida. Temperatures are likely to reach the 70’s on a daily basis for afternoon highs, but it will be somewhat unsettled with the chance of showers on many days this week.
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Moderate cold air will follow the passage of a cold front for the upcoming weekend and attention will turn to the Gulf of Mexico and the southeastern states where a lot of moisture will be gathering. A storm will develop near the South Carolina coastline by early Saturday night and move to a position off the New Jersey coastline by mid-day Sunday. This system is likely to bring another round of accumulating snow to the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor from later Saturday night into Sunday morning with several inches on the table. Looking ahead, very cold air will pour into the interior Northwest, Northern Plains, Upper Midwest and Great Lakes next week and the overall active weather pattern will bring additional snow threats to the Mid-Atlantic region.
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The warming trend that began yesterday will intensify today and afternoon temperatures should make it to the upper 70’s for afternoon highs. The warmer weather will continue this weekend with highs well up in the 70’s on both days, but the chance of showers and thunderstorms will increase across central Florida. The unsettled and warm weather pattern will continue for at least the first half of next week.
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Low pressure is impacting the Upper Midwest today with accumulating snow from Iowa to Wisconsin and it’ll push into the southeastern part of Canada by later tomorrow. A trailing strong cold front will slide into the eastern US on Friday and there can be a wintry mess of snow, sleet and/or freezing rain ahead of it in some suburban locations of the I-95 corridor from late tonight into early Friday. By later Friday, it’ll turn mild enough for just plain rain showers in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor and temperatures will likely climb into the 40’s.
Moderate cold air will follow the cold frontal passage for the upcoming weekend and attention will turn to the Gulf of Mexico and Southeast US where a lot of moisture will be gathering. A storm will develop in the southeastern states by early Saturday night and - depending on the interaction of two separate waves of energy aloft - it could end up pushing far enough to the north and east to have an impact the Mid-Atlantic region with accumulating snow - perhaps mixed with rain at times - from late Saturday night into mid-day Sunday. Looking ahead, very cold air will pour into the interior Northwest, Northern Plains, Upper Midwest and Great Lakes early next week and it looks like it will then spread to the Mid-Atlantic region at mid-week - potentially setting us up for an extended period of colder-than-normal conditions…and likely additional snow threats.
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A warming trend will begin today as temperatures return to the middle 60’s and then intensify on Friday as highs reach the middle 70’s. The warmer weather will continue this weekend with highs well up in the 70’s on both days, but the chance of showers and thunderstorms will increase across central Florida.
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Despite plenty of sunshine, today will be another cool day across central Florida and it’ll get quite cold again late tonight with overnight lows not too far from the 40 degree mark. A warming trend gets underway on Thursday and high temperatures should make it to the middle 70’s as we close out the work week.
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