A cold front will move through Florida late this week. Forecasts say it will bring the coolest air of the fall so far, especially at night and in the early morning.
Sunday, Nov. 8, was sunny in South Florida, with temperatures in the mid-80s °F (about 29°C), CBS Miami reported. The same forecast says that after the front passes, mornings will be around 60 °F (about 16°C), with daytime highs in the mid-70s °F (about 24°C).
West Palm Beach station CBS12 expects the front to approach the Palm Beach and Treasure Coast region late Thursday (Nov. 12) and move through in the early hours of Friday. Winds are expected to pick up on Thursday, and scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible from Thursday into Friday. Meteorologists note that the timing of the front’s passage is still uncertain and the forecast could change. On Saturday morning, temperatures are expected to drop to 50 °F (about 10–15°C).
In the western part of Central Florida, the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Tampa Bay is forecasting sunshine and highs of 82–85 °F (28–29°C) on Monday, Nov. 9. Clouds and rain are expected to increase starting Wednesday, Nov. 11. On Thursday, daytime temperatures will fall to 76–80 °F (24–27°C). For the night from Friday into Saturday (Nov. 13), the NWS forecasts temperatures from 41 to 52 °F (5–11°C).
In Orlando, ClickOrlando reported on Friday, Nov. 6, that two fronts would arrive within ten days. The first was due over the weekend and the second, stronger one late in the week. On Friday, daytime temperatures there could fall to the upper 60s °F (about 20°C), and to the lower 50s °F (about 10–12°C) on Friday night into Saturday. The cooler pattern is expected to last until mid-November, with daytime highs in the 70s °F and overnight lows in the 50s and 60s °F.
Residents are advised to follow current local forecasts, as details could still change. On Thursday and Friday, expect stronger winds and scattered showers.
Source: Local 10, Orlando Sentinel
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