Weak Front

Posted by Brent Cameron

A once powerful cold front, recently criss-crossing the country, has settled into Florida with little consequence.   The weakening front is draped across central Florida where clouds have become more numerous.  There's also been some random rain showers triggered by the front.   Over the next day or two, the old boundary is likely to fall apart while a large ridge of high pressure builds down into Florida from the north.  The end result (for us) will be more pleasant conditions with mainly dry and stable air in place... throughout the late-week.   The next possible weather change involves a second cold front.  The latest forecast maps show it approaching south Florida early in the weekend.  It may have a little more going for it than its predecessor, so we may see a few showers... followed by some slight cooling.   Stay tuned.

Brent Cameron

Seasonal Weekend Heat

Posted by Phil Ferro

Our Weekend Warm-up

We were spoiled with a mild start to the week as the air was drier and the highs were below normal. Over the next few days, it will be hot with more humidity as we reach seasonal afternoon heat. The dome of warm air that has not budged will bring the peak heat of the upper 80s with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms over the next few days.

Seasonal Weekend Heat

Posted by Phil Ferro

Our Weekend Warm-up

Get ready for a "Feels-like" summer weekend. We'll see a little of everything:

Heat Humidity Sunshine And some afternoon storms Expect temps to reach the upper 80's (Typical is 87°) both Saturday and Sunday. And of course, there will be a chance for showers and inland storms as well. 

Back to Summer-like Heat

Posted by Phil Ferro

Good-bye mild weather:

I hope you've enjoyed our recent mild temps teamed up with drier air. A dome of warm air will push the mercury readings into the ballpark of our 87° average over the next couple of days. A cold front sweeping to the north will add more clouds to the scenery with a slight chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms into next week.

More heat around the corner

Posted by Phil Ferro

One last mild day:

High pressure will keep us mostly dry under sunny skies and enjoying mild temps for this time of year. You can thank a huge dome of high pressure sitting over us for the lovely conditions. High pressure after all, is your fair-weather friend.