With the boundary across Central late today best risk of showers and thunder should be near/south of I4 and more specifically give or take 30 -40 miles either side of the 528 from Orlando to Canaveral.
Most activity will be in the form of 'showers' thought thunder is possible.
TUESDAY: Front will have slid to South Florida but the colder air is still waiting on the wings
further north. There are hints that Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and much cooler than recent days.
WEDNESDAY; The 'True Front" will cross rapidly south of Central near midnight Tuesday night with some gustier NW winds and significantly drier air to follow.
From this point on the forecast holds fast to the previous post.
Lows in the mid-upper 40Fs many areas, coldest north of I-4.
Lows closest to the 50F mark from the Cape south along the east coast, though upper 40Fs might well be realized north of Melbourne at the beaches, especially north of the Cape. 60F might not be realized north of I4.
THURSDAY: Wind dies down but continued cool with highs in the mid 60Fs
FRIDAY-SATURDAY Friday starts out cool but a quick warm up after sunrise will ensure a 'back to normal' day as wind becomes easterly and progressively more southerly into Saturday morning.
SATURDAY Very pleasantly warm day
SUNDAY Warm with southerly wind,chance of showers and thunder many areas ahead of a next front.
What will happen with this next front? Hard to say, latest guidance backed off a bit for another big 'cool blast' come Tuesday and Wednesday of next week but rather shows a much more settle change in wind direction and rapid rebound to normal, other than a day or two close to 'normal', though yes a cold front, just not nearly as impactful.
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