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Comfortable Now
Posted by Vivian Gonzalez
Cold blast is over and it is comfortable now... In comparison to the 40s that we experienced yesterday it is rather comfortable as Tuesday has started off into the 60s. The reason for the change is due to a weakening area of high pressure. This area of high pressure is slipping into the Western Atlantic Ocean and now we have a Southeast wind. As a result, helping to draw in warm humid air that South Florida is used too.
The majority of the week is looking seasonably warm and dry. A weak front should be nearby tomorrow night, but it will lose steam and fall apart before it gets here. This will allow another area of high pressure to rebuild and give way to warmer conditions to round up the week. No major weather changes expected any time soon.
Have a wonderful Tuesday South Florida and make it a safe one!
Vivian Gonzalez
Meteorologist
WSVN Channel 7
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