jlauderdal wrote:Interesting setup for SE Florida tonight as the better setup is clearly to the North but models have improved the dynamics to the south, we saw what happened Saturday, pushing 80 at the surface so we might get something going ahead of the squall line, NWS mentions the cap but maybe we can break it, regardless the atmosphere is really charged up from Florida back to the Midwest.
How did it go for you? I went to bed last night with nothing but a quite thin, broken line of showers showing up on the radar, approaching. I think I heard some very, very brief wind-driven rain slapping against the window. It couldn't have been for that long.
Anything past 5 days just bears watching but models are becoming more consistent of a possible freeze in parts of central FL next weekend, but should be a quick blast of cold air next weekend as the NAO and AO are going back up to positive. Good thing for the FL Peninsula that the current Arctic blast in the US is occurring during a slightly negative PNA otherwise Wednesday's and Thursday low temps would had been as low as upper 20s along the I-4 corridor.
