By Scott Martin - @RaceWx4You
We'll have a cold front moving southward through the southeastern United States that will stall for a day or two just north of the area for the end of the week before getting a push through the rest of Florida on Friday. With the proximity of the front to the area on Wednesday and Thursday, an onshore flow will be present along the coast that could bring a very slight risk of a passing shower on those days. Highs on those days will be in the lower to mid-80s, with only very light rain amounts possible.
The front passes through the area before Friday morning and you will be able to tell the difference in temperatures, but the shift in winds out of the north and northeast, along with the increase in speeds, will continue the very small risk for a shower or two on Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the upper 70s on both of those days.
Be sure to follow our main Twitter feed @RacecastWx as we will be using it as our one-stop place for forecasts and updates on Twitter. We'll continue to have our personal accounts as well, but we'll only use those to retweet our forecast and for personal use. As always, our forecasts will still be featured on our Facebook page along with our Instagram account. Thank you and have a great Monday evening.
The front passes through the area before Friday morning and you will be able to tell the difference in temperatures, but the shift in winds out of the north and northeast, along with the increase in speeds, will continue the very small risk for a shower or two on Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the upper 70s on both of those days.
Be sure to follow our main Twitter feed @RacecastWx as we will be using it as our one-stop place for forecasts and updates on Twitter. We'll continue to have our personal accounts as well, but we'll only use those to retweet our forecast and for personal use. As always, our forecasts will still be featured on our Facebook page along with our Instagram account. Thank you and have a great Monday evening.
