..MONITORING OUR NEXT FRONT ARRIVING MID WEEK.. NOV. 18, 2024..

 

THIS UPCOMING COLD FRONT WILL BE A SEASONABLE FRONT FOR FLORIDA. TEMPS MAY DROP INTO THE 50°S BY FRIDAY MORNING INTO SATURDAY IF NOT EARLIER.

ASTA LA VISTA SARA! AND WE CAN FINALLY SAY THAT EVENTHOUGH HURRICANE SEASON ENDS NOVEMEBER 30, U.S. COAST LINE WILL NOT BE SEEING ANYMORE TROPICAL CYCLONES THIS SEASON. 

THE REMNANT MOISTURE FROM SARA WILL BE PULLED INTO THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY, AND THIS WILL MORE THAN LIKELY ENHANCE SHOWERS AND STORMS BY WEDNESDAY AND WE CAN'T RULE OUT STRONG THUNDERSTORMS AS THE FRONT APPROACHES FLORIDA. THE STORM PREDICITION CENTER HAS A (MARGINAL RISK) FOR STRONG THUNDERSTORMS. I WILL MONITOR UPDATES FROM SPC DURING TODAY AND TOMORROW.

HERE IS THE PROGRESSION OF THE COLD FRONTS AND THE RAINS AND STORMS. 

FRONT MAPS ALSO SHOWS STORMS POSSIBLY MOVING THROUGH AHEAD OF THE FRONTS.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT TOTAL ACCUMULATED PRECIPITATION FROM NOV 18 THROUGH DECEMBER, AND IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE MUCH FOR FLORIDA.

EXCESSIVE RAINFALL OUTLOOK FROM MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY! SHOWS THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL AFFECTING FROM SOUTHERN LOUISIANA, THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE.

IN THIS SATELLITE IMAGE, YOU CAN SEE SARA'S REMNANT MOISTURE LIFTING NORTH OVER THE CENTRAL GULF, AND THIS WILL SOON BECOME PART OF THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY NEARING EASTERN TEXAS. THIS MOISTURE WILL HELP ENHANCE STORMS OVER LOUISIANA EASTWARD OVER THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE.