RSS 5 Day Weather Outlook
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 4/11 to Tue 4/15
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...Showers With Embedded Thunderstorms Expected to Develop Across the Big Bend and Northern Peninsula This Afternoon and Evening, Spreading Southward Towards the I-4 Corridor Into the Overnight Hours Ahead of A Cold Front Moving Southeastward Through the State…The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) is Outlooking a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for Severe Weather Across the Northern Peninsula and Nature Coast; Strong to Severe Thunderstorms Producing Frequent Lightning, Damaging Wind Gusts, Hail, and Locally Heavy Downpours Possible…Mostly Dry Conditions Return Statewide This Weekend and Persist Into Early Next Week Under High Pressure…Slightly Cooler Temperatures Briefly Return In the Wake of the Cold Front…Breezy Winds Near 10-15 MPH With Gusts Near 15-25 MPH Expected Statewide Today and Saturday…Sensitive to Elevated Wildfire Conditions Expected In the Afternoons and Evenings As Dry Air Filters In Behind the Cold Front…SPC Is Outlooking An Elevated Risk (Level 1 of 3) for Fire Weather Along Portions of the Peninsula Today and Saturday…Red Flag Warnings Issued For Portions of Interior and East-Central Florida This Afternoon and Evening; Additional Red Flag Warnings Possible This Weekend…Weaker Winds to Help Reduce Overall Wildfire Threat Late This Weekend Into Early Next Week…Minor Riverine Flooding Persists Along the Apalachicola River As Water Levels Gradually Fall…A Low to Moderate Risk for Rip Currents Can Be Expected Nearly Statewide With Locally High Risk Possible At Times…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 4/8 to Sat. 4/12
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…Cold Front Continuing to Sweep Through South Florida Tuesday Bringing Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms…Mostly Dry Conditions Return Midweek with Chances for Showers Along the Eastern Peninsula and I-95 Corridor…Another Cold Front to Approach and Move Through Later in the Week Bringing Additional Round for Showers and Locally Embedded Thunderstorms Across Big Bend and Northeast Florida…Wildfire Conditions Increase Late this Week and Into Weekend with Reinforcing Dry Conditions Throughout Peninsula…Pleasant Spring Time Temperatures with Cool Down at Nights Across North Florida…Recent Heavy Rainfall Have Led to Water Level Rises Across the Panhandle; River Flood Warnings in Effect for Minor to Moderate Flooding…Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Statewide Over the Forecast Period…
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 4/4 to Tue 4/8
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...Warm and Dry Conditions Persist Statewide Through Saturday and Along the Peninsula Sunday Under High Pressure Influences…Active Weather Pattern To Develop Along the Florida Panhandle Sunday, Spreading Eastward Into the Big Bend and Northern Peninsula Then Southward Through the Peninsula Early Next Week As a Cold Front Moves Through the State…Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for Severe Weather Along the Panhandle Sunday; Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) Extending Into the Big Bend; Damaging Wind Gusts and Isolated Tornadoes Possible…Slight Risk (Level 2 of 4) for Flash Flooding Along the Western Panhandle Sunday; Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 4) Extending Into the Big Bend Sunday; Marginal Risk Across the Northern Peninsula Monday; Instances of Flooding and Ponding of Water Possible…Potential for Locally Strong to Severe Thunderstorms and Localized Instances of Flooding May Continue Into Early Next Week…Cooler and Drier Conditions Expected Behind the Cold Front As High Pressure Shifts Eastward Over the Eastern U.S…Breezy Winds Near 5-15 MPH With Gusts Near 15-30 MPH Expected Outside of Thunderstorms Throughout Much of the Forecast Period…Elevated Water Levels and Localized Instances of Minor Coastal Flooding Expected At Times of High Tide Along the Florida Panhandle and West Coast Through the Weekend, At Least…Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Nearly Statewide Throughout the Forecast Period…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 4/1 to Sat. 4/5
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…Isolated to Widely Scattered Showers and Embedded Thunderstorms Along Sea Breeze…Fog Development Likely Overnight Tuesday and Into Wednesday…High Pressure Returns Statewide Wednesday…Above Normal Temperatures in the 80s and Lower 90s Each Afternoon…Possible Showers on Wednesday, But Then a Near-Zero Chance for Rain Returns Statewide By Thursday…Breezy Winds and Dry Conditions to Create Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Throughout Peninsula…Panhandle and East Coast Beaches Likely See a High Risk for Rip Currents Through the Next 5 Days With Breezy Onshore Winds…
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 3/28 to Tue 4/1
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...Mostly Dry Conditions Today…Unsettled Weather Pattern Returns This Weekend, Continuing Into Early Next Week...Marginal Risk For Severe Weather Along the Panhandle Sunday With Activity Ahead of the Next Cold Front…15% Probability (Equivalent to A Slight Risk For Severe Weather) Across North Florida Monday As the Next Cold Front Moves Into the State; High There Is High Uncertainty IN the Forecast For This Activity and Updates Can Be Expected In the Coming Days...Localized Instances of Flooding and Ponding of Water May Be Possible At Times This Weekend and Early Next Week (Marginal Risk for Flash Flooding)…Above Normal Temperatures and 90-Degree Heat Indices Expected Despite Incoming Cold Front…Breezy Winds With Gusts Near 15-30 MPH to Persist Through the Weekend and Into Early Next Week…Sensitive to Elevated Wildfire Conditions Persist Today and Saturday; The Storm Prediction Center is Outlooking an Elevated Fire Weather Risk Across West-Central Florida Today; Red Flag Warnings In Effect Across West-Central Florida Through This Evening…Hazardous Beach and Boating Conditions Expected Through the Weekend, At Least Due to Breezy Winds and Ocean Swells…High Risk for Rip Currents Along the Florida Panhandle; Moderate to High Risk Along the East Coast…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
