The coldest air of the season has moved in and it will bring some frost to some wind protected areas along the Suncoast to start the day on Wednesday. We are not
Isolated severe storms are possible with some heavy rain, possible flooding and the potential for an isolated tornado or waterspout as cells move onshore
A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY is in effect for Sunday for our entire viewing area. This means look for some disruptive weather to move in on Sunday morning and stick around
The rain chance will be the highest of the year on Sunday as a strong cold front moves through the area and cools things off for the Federal holiday Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day on Monday. Until then
When the Manatee County fair comes to town you can count on a cold front coming through as well. This year will not be any different as a weak cold front will
The warmer than normal weather will be departing the area for a while as several cold fronts march through the Suncoast. There has only been 6 days with highs in the 60′s since Nov. 1st. All the other
High pressure building in behind a weak front will bring delightful weather our way through the weekend. We will see the winds pick up a bit out of the east but
A weak cold front will push through the area overnight producing a few showers the rain chance is at 30%. The front will begin to clear around sunrise and skies should start to clear
The cold fronts which have made their way through our area have not been all that impressive in terms of cold air behind them. We are running well above average for the last couple of weeks and it looks like that will continue through next week.
After a chilly start Tuesday morning temperatures warmed up quickly into the mid 70′s for everyone and turned out to be a really nice afternoon. Wednesday morning look for mostly fair skies to start the day and
It will be chilly to start the day on Tuesday with a low in the upper 40s to low 50s for most everyone. With a bit of a breeze coming out of the NE at 10-15 mph it will feel even
Gusty northwest winds bring in drier air, too, and create rough conditions at sea and our beaches. The risk of rip currents is High and a Smal Craft Advisory is in effect Monday
What we need to end the fog is a change in wind direction, a northerly wind to move in drier and cooler air. That's exactly what happens Sunday night as a cold front drops south across Florida
Friday morning fog conditions improve by late morning, then the fog will return to complicate New Year's Eve driving tonight. Our temps stay warm, near 80° for highs through the weekend
Seems fitting that 2021 will end in a fog. Conditions are going to be favorable once again for dense fog to be hanging out to start the last day of the year and to finish it as well.
The weather has been just delightful as of late but that is about to change as a cold front moves in late on Sunday and brings the chilly weather in for Monday
We will continue to see high pressure stay in control but it will slip to the east slightly and we will see winds switch around to the SE at 10-15 mph. This will bring in some slightly higher humidity which will make it feel a bit warmer during the afternoon. Temperatures will reach into the upper 70s at
