A new cold front Progress on Florida and promises to completely change the meteorological panorama this Monday, December 8th. After an unstable morning, they wait more rain, isolated storms and strong gusts that will have an impact several cities in the south of the state. It can now be expected that a Increased chance of precipitation after middayjust as the system begins to move south, creating a cooler, drier environment into Tuesday.
The National Weather Service in Miami (NWS) warned of this in a report Conditions remain unstable as a second cold front advanceswhat could activate New areas of precipitation from early afternoon.
Although the core of the most intense activity will be centered around Lake Okeechobee, much of South Florida will be under the influence of this atmospheric change.
These are the cities that will register The Rain percentages highest from 1 p.m.according to official NWS data:
The organization announced this these precipitations They may be accompanied by isolated electric shocks and gusts that from some 30 miles per hour (48 km/h).
On the morning of this Monday, December 8th, a first cold front occurred This caused instability in areas in the southwest and inland. However, the second frontwho will arrive this afternoon will be responsible for this increase the rain.
According to NWS Miami, the wind is blowing They turn first from southwest to west and then to north as the system deepens. This cycle will favor both the development of showers and the movement of some storms towards coastal areas.
The secondary front will move toward the Florida Keys overnightuntil an air mass remains Dryers and coolers being installed in the southern part of the state starting Tuesday. This transition will be particularly noticeable in night temperatures, which will fall to the lowest values since the beginning of autumn.
Out of Tuesday afternoonthe atmosphere will tend to stabilize. The influence of a high pressure system on the peninsula will make this possible dry weather for several dayswith moderate temperatures, cool nights and mild afternoons.
The Maximum values will remain in between 24 to 26°C (75°F and 79°F)while the minimum values are between 55°F (approx. 13°C) inside and 18°C (65°F) in coastal sectors.
A new front could emerge towards the end of the weekalthough the NWS clarified that there still is one considerable uncertainty about its intensity and its ability to produce rain.
Currently, models show low probabilities between 15% and 25%, concentrated in Atlantic waters and some areas of the East Coast.
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