There is a ‘Marginal Risk’ for isolated strong to severe storms tomorrow morning. Winds will increase out of the northwest at 15-20 mph with wind gusts up to 25 mph. High temperatures will only get to 73-75 degrees before temperature begin falling behind the cold front.
We're tracking cold front #1 Sunday and Monday. This front will bring rain and possible severe thunderstorms to the north Sunday, slowing down the voyage home for some into the Panhandle and farther west, also into Georgia. Travel south of the Suncoast will be quiet and uneventful.
For tomorrow, an increase in low level moisture will allow partly sunny skies. Temperatures will top out in the low-80s and there is a slight chance for a stray shower or storm late in the evening ahead of an approaching cold front that will move through the Suncoast late Monday morning.
Dust off the jackets and get a pair of gloves ready for that Wednesday morning commute. Temperatures are expected to start off in the low-40s across the Suncoast with wind chills likely in the 30s for Wednesday morning.
Expect lots of sunshine tomorrow with afternoon highs topping out in the low-80s. A strong cold front arriving on Monday will bring some big changes to the area with highs only in the 60s early next week.
Patchy fog to kick off Friday with skies becoming bright and sunny. Highs will top out in the low-80s. Winds will be light out of the northwest at 5-10 mph as a high pressure moves overhead.
Happy Thanksgiving! It’s going to be a warm one for Florida as high pressure continues to dominate our weather. We will see winds out of the ESE on Thursday which will warm things up well above the average (77 degrees) for this time of year. Highs will be near 80 at the coast and low to mid 80′
Enjoy it while it lasts, that is the warm weather as a powerful cold front is going to move through on Monday. This front will bring the coolest air of the season our way to start the work week next week.
Something all of us will be thankful for this week is the weather. We are looking at beautiful weather through Thanksgiving and beyond. Lows have been in the upper 60′s to near 70 lately but not on Tuesday morning as we will see upper 50′s to low 60′s.
Moisture will be sufficient to produce some patchy morning fog. As the fog lifts, partly cloudy skies will linger before giving way to mostly to partly sunny skies
Skies will start out mostly cloudy with fog reducing visibility by several miles for the morning commute. A weak front will move through the area during the late morning ushering in dry air with highs topping out in the upper-70s.
On Sunday, expect a mix of sun & clouds with temperatures topping out in the low 80s. There will be a chance for isolated showers to move in from the east, but rainfall totals will not be impressive and should remain under a 0.25′'.
The chilly Fall weather we saw earlier this week is long gone and now we warm up this weekend with highs in the mid 80′s inland and low 80′s near the coast. We should see a nice weekend with only a few late day showers developing inland and pushing toward the coast later in the day. The rain chanc
Well that didn’t take long. Temperatures have gone back above average quickly here along the Suncoast. It was just 2 days ago we were in the mid 50′s! With a steady ENE wind persisting around an area of high pressure we can expect temperatures to stay slightly above average through the weekend.
The gusty northeast wind will continue today as dry and somewhat cool air, however still above average, continues to filter into the Suncoast. Thursday temperatures will be similar to Wednesday with perhaps warmer morning and afternoon temperatures by a degree or two
If you liked today you are going to like tomorrow as well. High pressure will keep skies sunny throughout most of the day on Thursday with just a few fair weather cumulus clouds in the afternoon. The temperature will top out near 80 degrees with low humidity still in place.
As you head out to work tomorrow morning you may need a light jacket or sweater as lows will be in the mid 50′s for the area and a wind out of the NE at 15-20 mph will make if feel a bit cooler. A tight pressure gradient between a sprawling high pressure over the SE U.S. and whatever is left of Iota
The cold front that passed by yesterday is now in South Florid and our north wind is bring in dry and cooler air. Our morning temperatures came in about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago
A cold front moves through the area overnight finally cooling things down to more seasonable temperatures for a few days. High pressure will build in and dry things out as well. The average high is 78 and low 59 we should be close to these numbers through Friday and then slightly warmer weather move
Monday afternoon a cold front will move past the Suncoast and winds will pick up. The northerly wind will draw down some cooler and drier air and remove any chance for rain for the next seven days
A weak cold front will arrive late tomorrow morning bringing a gradual decrease in humidity levels, however afternoon highs will top out in the low-to-mid 80s.
Skies will start out mostly cloudy and become mostly sunny during the day. Temperatures will top out in the low-to-mid 80s with feels-like temperatures ranging anywhere from 91-93 degrees. Plus, a cold front arrives on Monday bringing back a taste of fall for much of next week.
As Eta merges with a cool front and becomes an extra-tropical blend of tropical and non-tropical characteristics, it will drag a weak cool front across Florida
With Eta moving further away from Florida our weather is improving as we get closer to the weekend.Winds have come down and turned to the NW which is bringing in some much drier air in the mid to upper level of the atmosphere so expect a lot of sunshine on Friday. Temperatures will stay above aver
The forecast for the next several day has Tropical Storm Eta moving into the distant offshore waters of the Gulf and stalling. It is possible that the storm could then gain intensity but, it so, not by much. Soon a trough of low pressure will approach and weaken the high pressure ridge which has b
Charlotte County is now under a Tropical Storm Warning and Tropical Storm Watches have expanded across the entire Suncoast where tropical storm conditions are likely with the next 24-36 hours.
The forecast for the Suncoast late into the weekend and early next week remains uncertain and completely dependent on the curved and twisting track of Eta.
The latest forecast track has shifted a bit to our south and and to the west. This is better for us but a small sliver of W. Sarasota and Charlotte Counties are still included in the cone. The chances for tropical storm force winds are very small right now for SW Florida.
Although the latest runs of several of the major computer models show Eta making a turn that keeps it a bit farther south of Florida, it is still too early to accept that track however.
Eta has been downgraded to a tropical depression with winds now at 35 mph. Whatever is left of the circulation is expected to emerge back into the NW Caribbean on Friday and regenerate into a tropical storm on Saturday south of Cuba.
For the next five days the weather will be pleasant with increasing humidity and weekend rain chances. However, uncertainty looms large in the extended range forecast starting Monday of next week
Eta is pounding NE Nicuragua and SE Honduras with torrential rain potentially totaling up to 25 inches causing life threatening landslides and flash flooding through Wednesday.The major 4 hurricane with winds of 140 mph made landfall just south of Puerta Cabazas Nicaragua just before 5 p.m. Tuesda
Our atmosphere will begin to modify over the next few days and slowly warm by a degree to two each day. Humidity stays low for several more days and skies will be rain free.
Hurricane ETA rapidly intensifies from a tropical storm to a major category 4 hurricane in less than 24 hours in the western Caribbean. This extreme hurricane has top winds now at 130 mph with gusts up to 160 mph. This is going to be catastrophic storm causing life threatening mud slides with
A strong cold front, which moved past last night, will knock our high temperature down about ten degrees and our night-time low temperatures will be about 15 degrees colder
A cool and dry airmass will settle in place allowing for lots of sunshine and highs to top out in the low 70s. Winds will be strong out of the northeast at 15-20 mph and wind gusts up to 30 mph behind the front.
We're tracking a cold front that will move across the Suncoast Sunday evening. Ahead of that front we could see a few isolated showers in the afternoon and evening. After the front passes to the south, much cooler and drier air returns for Monday and Election Day. And we are dry to start the week.
There will be a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with temperatures topping out in the mid-80s. There is a chance for a few hit & miss showers ahead of a cold front that will arrive tomorrow evening.
We have a tale of sunshine and a warmer weekend, another cold front Sunday night to cool us down, and yet another tropical system in the Caribbean that we're tracking. Our Halloween weather is warmer, but very comfortable with dew points in the 60s. There is heavy surf at the beach and rip currents
A little taste of Fall to start the day on Saturday with a low in the low to mid 60′s. With plenty of sunshine we warm up into the mid 80′s by the mid afternoon. The good news is that the humidity will stay low and so it will be a comfortable 85 degrees. Skies will be sunny with no threat of any
A series of cold fronts will bring dry and cooler air our way and keep us in rain free skies for the week ahead. A few morning showers will sink south of the area by mid morning and our afternoon will be sunny and very mild.
One good thing that Zeta is doing is sweeping a cold front our way overnight which will be a nice break to the extreme heat and humidity as of late.After a week of record warmth with high temperatures in the low 90′s and “feels like” readings in the triple digits it will be nice to see more fall li
Much cooler air is on the way for the Suncoast with a one-two punch of successive cold fronts. With the month on the way to being in the top one or two hottest Octobers on record and the long range winter outlook for a warmer winter than normal, many will enjoy the cooler weather
Hurricane Zeta continues to show signs of intensification as it lifts north in the central Gulf waters. I is on an unchanged track for the northern Gulf coast. Swells propagating outward will increase our rip current risk for several day on the Suncoast beaches
Zeta is looking to gain hurricane status once again in the very near future as it moves over warm waters in the south central Gulf of Mexico over the next 12 hours. It’s going to make landfall near SE Louisiana or near Mississippi tomorrow late afternoon as a category 1 hurricane with sustained win
Yesterday we tied the all time high temperature record for the day and today the record is in jeopardy. High pressure over Florida is building and expanding, keeping tropical cyclone Zeta away from the Suncoast, and directing our winds out of the southeast
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - It has been an wild year for everything this year including tropical cyclones. We have seen 26 named storms and an amazing 11 hurricanes. We have also had 11 named storms make landfall into the the continental U.S.But the most wild thing about all the storms this year is th
High pressure will bring us a mostly sunny day today as our winds out of the southeast transport enough moisture to trigger scattered afternoon storms. Humidity will be on the rise for the next few days and our “feels like” temperatures will approach or exceed 100 each day through mid-week
There will be a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with scattered showers and isolated storms developing during the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will top out in the upper-80s with feels-like temperatures as high as 96 degrees.
Skies will be mostly sunny with the chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening. There will be a better chance for rain for areas east of I-75. Expect another warm afternoon with temperatures topping out in the upper 80s.
For tomorrow, skies will be mostly sunny with isolated showers and storms during the early afternoon becoming scattered across the Suncoast during the late afternoon and evening. Highs will top out in the upper 80s with lower rain chances on Sunday.
When compared to earlier in the week, our rain chances continue to drop today. Dry air will continue to move into the air above the Suncoast with a dry air surge on Sunday
Partly sunny with the chance for a few stray showers during the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will top out in the upper 80s with feels-like temperatures as high as 95 degrees.
