Collect the materials for this week’s Florida weather forecast.
First, there are normal temperatures that can be felt as low as the 90s in some areas.
Add some cold fronts to “active weather.”
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Throw some thunderstorms and mix them with “a short tornado or two tornado and a heavy downpour.”
What do you have? Weather in Florida for the next five days. This shows when this is expected.
A tornado hit Pensacola, Florida. Three injured
National Weather Service Mobile confirmed it hit Florida’s Eastern Panhandle on Tuesday, February 11th.
“There’s enough video and pictorial evidence to show it’s a tornado,” NWS Mobile Office meteorologist Brandon Black said in an early morning phone interview Wednesday. The NWS investigation team was scheduled to go to the scene Wednesday morning.
➤ “It was just an extraordinary storm.”
The National Weather Service received multiple reports of tornadoes Tuesday before 4:30pm.
The roof was torn from the building and power lines were knocked down in the Pensacola Metro area, according to NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center.
Florida Weather Forecast: “Active Weather” Can Cause Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
This is something residents can expect in the coming days, according to a five-day forecast issued by the Florida Department of Emergency Management on Tuesday, February 10th.
Wednesday Weather Forecast
A second low-pressure system will occur, continuing the “active weather pattern” throughout the Panhandle. The Storm Prediction Centre predicts slight risks (2 of 5) of bad weather along the western Panhandle. Severe weather across the Panhandle. A heavy thunderstorm from a strong thunderstorm can produce frequent lightning, gusts of wind (50-60 mph), short tornadoes, two tornadoes, and heavy torrential rains. Mostly dry conditions are expected in other parts of the state. A 25-35 mph Breeze wind gust is expected in the panhandle of thunderstorm development and the large bend outside. The interior portion of the peninsula on Wednesday exceeds the high temperatures in the northwest 80. It could be from Wednesday to Thursday to Thursday from NWS Tallahassee. “Threat: Damage to gusts, couples’ tornadoes and local floods.” From Nwsmelbourne: “Breezy South Winds have the largest temperature in the mid-80s for East Central Florida, which has the coastal 80s. sends: equal in one or more places or exceeds a record high.”
Thursday weather forecast
The cold front continues to travel across the Panhandle and Big Bend, eventually crossing northeast Florida, scattered across numerous showers filled with thunderstorms. There is a possibility that the storm will still be strong in the morning. Florida. A refreshing gust of winds of 20-25 mph is possible throughout the morning and afternoon hours across the panhandle and big bends outside of thunderstorm activity. Push south into central Florida throughout the night. Isolated in the widest and scattered showers possible. High temperatures remain normal at this time of year, reaching the mid-70s Tomiddle 80s statewide. Inside the peninsula, high temperatures can be seen in the upper 80s on Thursday afternoons. Thursday afternoons reached the 90s, inside the peninsula interior, with parts of the west central part of Florida approaching central 90 temperatures. The state reaches one night down in the 60s and 70s. From NWSMIAMI: “I feel on Thursday, I’ll reach 100 near Lake Okeechobee since the mid-’90s.”
Friday Weather Forecast
The hair dryer will temporarily return to northern Florida on Friday. Moisture grinding may allow for uneven or short showers throughout the state. The cold front desk will remain in South Florida on Friday and stall. Mostly dry, it returns overnight on Friday and Saturday. High temperatures reach the lower 70s limit on Fridays in North Florida from the late 60s. On a Friday afternoon, we approach or reach the lower 90s of the 90s. Friday nights will reach the mid- to the lower half of the 50s at 60STHOUT in North Florida and Central and South Florida in the 60s.
Saturday weather forecast
Expect an isolated shower in an afternoon along the East Coast. Although the exact details must be determined, it can generate frequent lightning from these strong thunderstorms, damage wind power (50-60 mph), isolated tornadoes, heavy objects, and breeze wind outside of thunderstorms The gusts of winds reach more than 25-35 mph and develops evening and overnight time across the panhandle and large bend. It will lower the ’60s to ’70s statewide on Saturday night.
Sunday Weather Forecast: Cold Florida Front
Active weather patterns will return again on Saturday nights and early Sunday mornings as the strong cold front moves over Florida’s Panhandle.
Scattered across the widespread showers and thunderstorms along the cold front, you can expect to push into the Panhandle east overnight on Saturday.
The Storm Prediction Centre predicts there will be slight risks (level 2 at level 2) in bad weather along the West Panhandle on Saturday. There is still uncertainty regarding the exact timing and preferred ingredients combination, but overall confidence in bad weather is increasing.
Rainfall is expected until Saturday
Florida’s Emergency Management Agency expects a wide range of 1-2 inches of rainfall across the Panhandle and Big Bend in the next five days, allowing a total of 3-4 inches locally. is.
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