Morning lows Monday could reach into the 40s with highs near 60 under a mostly sunny to sunny sky.Ĭopyright 2021 WCTV. - (850) 893-6666 Closed Captioning/Audio Description At Gray, our journalists report, write, edit and produce the news content that informs the communities we serve. (WCTV Pinpoint Weather) The main batch of rain is forecast to exit the eastern viewing area - close to I-75 - by around dawn Sunday with only a chance of passing showers during the day with a slow. When the cold front passes - sometime Sunday or Sunday night - colder and drier air is forecast to move into the area. Highs will be in the lower 80s Saturday but be a few degrees cooler Sunday. Rain chances, as of this update, were at 50% for Sunday with a chance of thunderstorms. We are monitoring a line of showers and thunderstorms making its way into our viewing area. Guidance models continue to bring a large-scale trough of low pressure aloft and dig into the southern Plains Saturday and help push an area of low pressure and cold front into the eastern United States. (WCTV) - Another mild December morning was in place across the region with 7 a.m. Tropical Storm Isaias was 55 miles ESE of Cape Canaveral Florida with. The storm is forecasted to strengthen into Tropical Storm Josephine Thursday afternoon as it moves to the northwest. New Year’s Day will remain mild with only a slight chance of showers, but that may change for the second day of 2022. The WCTV Pinpoint Weather Team will continue to watch Isaias in the coming days. Tropical Depression Eleven Satellite (WCTV Pinpoint Weather). Enough convective energy will be in place starting Wednesday to bring a chance of thunderstorms with stronger storms being possible in Southwest Georgia Thursday. The better rain odds will be Thursday at 40%. Highs will be near 80 with lows in the 60s. The sky should become more partly cloudy late in the day with a slight chance of showers - mainly in the western counties and close to the coast.Ī locked ridge pattern will stick around and keep the weather somewhat quiet for the rest of the final work week of 2021, but temperatures will remain well above normal. Dense fog was also reported in the eastern Big Bend with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect for Hamilton and Suwannee counties until 10 a.m.
(WCTV) - It was another mild morning across the viewing area Monday with temperatures around or over 20 degrees above the normal morning low temperature.
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The forecast quality and confidence will begin to increase once more data is gathered in and around the environment of the storm, and the storm starts moving.TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Another option: The WCTV Pinpoint Weather app. So far, GFS and European model ensembles are mainly keeping the storm in the central to the western Gulf of Mexico, but this is early and things could change. A level 2 (out of 5) risk of severe weather was in place for Franklin County and. Heavy rainfall remains to be the primary concern in that vicinity.īy the weekend, the official forecast has the system becoming a tropical storm and moving northward into the Gulf of Mexico once a trough of low pressure digs into the southern Great Plains. (WCTV Pinpoint Weather) As the rain nears Saturday evening, a low-end threat of severe weather will also exist.
The storm is not expected to move much in the near term as it is still caught in the Central American Gyre, with the NHC forecasting the storm to remain near the coast of the southern Bay of Campeche through Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds were 35 mph with a minimum central pressure of 1005 mb.
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update from the National Hurricane Center. (WCTV) - The Pinpoint Weather Team received word from vendor that created and maintains the WCTV Pinpoint Weather App that there were changes to the way data is obtained in the app. The center of the depression was located 140 miles west of Campeche, Mexico according to the 11 a.m.
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