Chilly climate arrives Tuesday as skies clear in Central Florida
THAT. LISTEN, IT’S CHILLY THIS MORNING, OKAY? NOT AS COLD AS WHEN HE’S HERE SOLO, THOUGH. YEAH, BUT LOOKING AHEAD TO THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, WHILE, YES, OUR TEMPERATURES CLIMB A BIT, THEY’RE NOT SKYROCKETING. AS A MATTER OF FACT, THIS LITTLE WEATHER PATTERN THAT WE HAVE IS HANGING OUT FOR A LITTLE WHILE. SO HOPE YOU LIKE IT AND LOOKING ALL THE WAY AHEAD. NOW THIS IS ONE RUN OF ONE MODEL, BUT I JUST WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS MORNING’S GFS. THIS IS WHAT I USED ONE OF THE MODELS TO FORECAST. AND I WANT YOU TO JUST NOTICE THERE’S A LOT OF NUMBERS HERE. BUT NOTICE WE GET INTO THE UPPER 70S. THEN WE DROP AND THEN WE GET INTO THE MID 70S. THEN WE DROP. SO BASICALLY THE GFS TAKING US ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO CHRISTMAS WEEK, KEEPING THOSE TEMPERATURES AT BAY. WHICH MEANS THAT WHILE, YES, WE’RE LOOKING A LITTLE WARMER FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK, WE’RE NOT GOING CRAZY. OUR OVERALL FORECAST PATTERN IS KEEPING US RIGHT ABOUT IN COMFORTABLY COOL TERRITORY. SO YOU GOT TO LOVE THAT THIS MORNING, MUCH COOLER TEMPERATURES OUT THE DOOR. AND GRADUALLY TODAY THE SKIES WILL BE CLEARING. SO BUS STOP FORECAST DEFINITELY WILL BE ONE THAT NEEDS A LIGHT JACKET. TEMPERATURES OUT THE DOOR 40S AND 50S THIS AFTERNOON. AT LEAST WE CLIMB A LITTLE BIT, BUT SWEATSHIRT. NOT A BAD IDEA FOR TODAY. OUTSIDE TEMPERATURES NOW 42, IN OCALA, 46 IN LEESBURG, 51 IN ORLANDO, 54 IN SAINT CLOUD, IT’S 10 TO 20 DEGREES COOLER RIGHT NOW THAN THIS TIME YESTERDAY. AT LEAST IT’S BEAUTIFUL. OUR TOWER CAM NETWORK TAKING US OUT AND WE SEE SOME CLOUDS. BUT IT’S NOT LIKE YESTERDAY WHERE WE HAD RAIN AND MIST AND WET ROADS. IT IS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SCENARIO OUT THE DOOR. SO LOOKING AHEAD AT THE DAY, I’M HAPPY TO SAY WHILE YES, WE’LL KEEP SOME CLOUDS IN THE MIX, IT’S NOT GOING TO BE A PROBLEM. WE’LL SEE THAT SUNSHINE TODAY. 50 7:09 A.M., 64 BY NOON, AND OUR HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE METRO GETS TO 68. WE’LL DO ABOUT THE SAME THING IN DELAND AND LEESBURG, 66 IN THE VILLAGES AND 64 TODAY IN OCALA. TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING. IT’S ANOTHER CHILLY ONE. SO HAVE THE JACKET HANDY. 40S AND 50S DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU LIVE. AND THIS BEAUTIFUL STRETCH OF WEATHER WILL CONTINUE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. YES, WE DO GET INTO THE 70S, BUT IT’S NOT GETTING OUT OF CONTROL THIS WEEKEND. PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, MID 70S FOR US. MORNING LOWS KIND OF IN THE 40S AND 50S. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT THERE’S A FEW ADDITIONAL SPRINKLES ALONG THE COAST TOMORROW. AND THEN AGAIN ON SUNDAY. NOT A BIG DEAL, BUT HEY, WE GIVE YOU BOTH SEVEN DAY FORECASTS BECAUSE THE FORECAST CAN BE DIFFERENT FROM TIME TO TIME. BUT THE OVERALL IDEA IS SWEATER WEATHER IS HERE AND WE’RE GOING TO KEEP IT THAT WA
Chilly climate arrives Tuesday as skies clear in Central Florida
As skies lastly start to clear, colder air is arriving in Central FloridaTuesday’s temperatures will not be anticipated to achieve 70 levels.The development for the following week or extra will see highs within the decrease 70s, with long-range forecasts indicating a warming development beginning by Christmas week.First Warning Climate Stick with WESH 2 on-line and on-air for essentially the most correct Central Florida climate forecast.RadarSevere Climate AlertsDownload the WESH 2 Information app to get essentially the most up-to-date climate alerts. The First Warning Climate staff contains First Warning Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Marquise Meda and Cam Tran.
As skies lastly start to clear, colder air is arriving in Central Florida
Tuesday’s temperatures will not be anticipated to achieve 70 levels.
The development for the following week or extra will see highs within the decrease 70s, with long-range forecasts indicating a warming development beginning by Christmas week.
First Warning Climate
Stick with WESH 2 on-line and on-air for essentially the most correct Central Florida climate forecast.
Obtain the WESH 2 Information app to get essentially the most up-to-date climate alerts.
The First Warning Climate staff contains First Warning Chief Meteorologist Tony Mainolfi, Eric Burris, Marquise Meda and Cam Tran.
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