A cold front passed through the region early Tuesday and it has set the stage for a nice second half of the week. High pressure will take control of the weather today and for the remainder of the week and there will be a warming trend across central Florida. Temperatures should climb well up into the 70’s by the end of the week and it looks like warm, dry weather should continue this weekend as well with 80 degrees on the table by Monday.
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A cold front will pass through the region this morning and it can generate a shower or two, but much of the day will be rain-free. Behind the front, high pressure will take control of the weather for the remainder of the week and there will be a warming trend across central Florida. Temperatures should climb well up into the 70’s by the end of the week and it looks like warm, dry weather should continue this weekend as well.
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A quick moving cool front will reach the region later today and raise the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures ahead of the front will climb to the mid and upper 70’s and then will fall back some on Tuesday to the upper 60’s for afternoon highs. The second half of the week is looking rather nice with generally quiet and warm weather conditions across central Florida.
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Florida continues to enjoy warm weather and will so through tomorrow, but a big change is coming. A strong cold front will pass through the region late tomorrow and usher in a much cooler air mass for central Florida. In fact, temperatures should drop into the 40’s for overnight lows as we begin the upcoming weekend and highs will be confined to the 60’s on both weekend days.
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Florida continues to enjoy warm weather and will so through Thursday. In fact, temperatures should surpass the 80 degree mark on Thursday afternoon, but then a cold frontal passage will begin a downward trend in temperatures by the end of the week. The weekend will start off on a cooler note with temperatures struggling to rise above the 60 degree mark and the wind will make it feel even cooler. Modification in temperatures will take place early next week and we’ll get back to the middle 70’s for afternoon highs.
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With the passage of one storm system in the overnight hours, attention to those in the Mid-Atlantic region will now turn to the next storm system and this one is likely to generate significant snow and/or ice for the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor with several inches on the table. The next storm will take a track farther to the east compared to last night’s system and this will help to keep in place a cold air mass that arrives in the overnight hours. This cold air mass will be anchored by strong high pressure to the north and low-level temperatures are likely to remain at or below freezing during much of the upcoming event in the immediate I-95 corridor – virtually assuring a buildup of snow and/or ice.
Elsewhere, historic and dangerous cold continues today across much of the central US. Several sites have set their all-time low temperature records and many others have experienced their lowest temperatures ever recorded in the month of February. In addition to the extreme cold, snow and ice has accumulated all the way down to the Gulf coastal region of Texas. In fact, nearly three-quarters of the US is now covered by snow which is the highest amount ever recorded since this kind of data began to be collected in 2003.
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While much of the southern US has suffered with bitter cold Arctic air, the state of Florida has enjoyed a warm stretch of weather and it will continue through the remainder of the work week. Temperatures will climb well up into the 70’s for afternoon highs on a daily basis and nights will remain on the mild side with overnight lows holding up in the 60’s. There will be somewhat unsettled conditions this week as well with a shot at scattered showers and thunderstorms. It turns cooler this weekend following the passage of a cold frontal system.
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While much of the nation has suffered with bitter cold Arctic air, the state of Florida has enjoyed a warm stretch of weather. Indeed, the warm weather pattern that began over a week ago will continue around here right through the upcoming week. Temperatures will climb towards the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs on a daily basis and nights will remain on the mild side with overnight lows holding up in the 60’s. There will be somewhat unsettled conditions this week, however, with a shot at scattered showers and thunderstorms on a daily basis as well.
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Arctic air has gripped much of the northern and central US in recent days and it is plunging later this weekend to Texas and Oklahoma where the cold may be historic with all-time low temperature records likely being challenged in some spots. The longevity of this on-going cold wave across the northern and central US has been rather amazing with many areas experiencing bitter cold conditions for numerous days. In addition to the widespread and extreme cold, significant snow has accumulated in some regions including the Pacific Northwest (e.g., Seattle, Portland) and it is now moving into the Rocky Mountain States. Later in the weekend, this snow will spread into the far southern states of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas and ice will become a problem all the way down to the Gulf coast of Texas. Ice has already become a major headache today across parts of the Mid-Atlantic region including the DC metro region where several accidents have been reported and a significant ice buildup is underway. Unfortunately, a change in the upper part of the atmosphere will likely result in additional icing events in coming days across much of the nation.
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While much of the nation suffers under the grip of Arctic air, the state of Florida is and will continue to experience unseasonably warm conditions. In fact, the warmer weather pattern that began late last week will continue right into at least the middle part of next week across the state. Temperatures are likely to reach well up into the 70’s for afternoon highs right through at least the middle of next week. The warm pattern will be unsettled as well with the threat of showers and thunderstorms on a daily basis.
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