Warmer Sunday in Central Florida as we get used to the change of time
ORLANDO, Florida. – A surface low with a trailing cold front across Texas will move further east across the Gulf states, slowly breaking up the large high pressure ridge over Florida. As the high begins to slide into the Atlantic, our winds will change and become closer to the coast.
This shift will allow the highs to warm up a few degrees more than on Saturday until the mid-80s.
During Sunday, expect warm and dry conditions with plenty of sunshine as the drier air continues to filter.
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Beach lovers beware as another day of dangerous boating and surfing conditions awaits, with a high risk of backflow and caution for small boats.
The aforementioned cold front across the Deep South will continue to move into Central Florida by dawn Monday morning. Models show a succession of showers and storms that begin on Monday morning and sweep across the area throughout the day. There can be several severe storms along this front with major threats including occasional lightning strikes, heavy rainfall, small hail and even strong straight line winds up to 50 mph.
For now, parts of eastern and central Florida are currently at a negligible risk of severe storms on Monday. Clouds and rain could keep highs from 60 to 80 by Monday afternoon.
Once the front clears by Tuesday morning, high pressure will return to the region and cool our highs from 60 degrees to nearly 70 degrees midweek.
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