Much needed showers have been moving in since Sunday with a weak front nearby. An area of low pressure has developed to the East of South Florida into the Northwestern Bahamas along that front and it has kept moisture around for some showers. That front with low pressure will eventually fizzle as high pressure builds back from the Western Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday. Therefore, drier air will be around most of the week. Winds turn out of the Southwest midweek to turn up the heat with highs returning into the 90’s. Records could be in jeopardy. Above average temperatures will likely stick around through Easter Sunday. Maybe a showers possible as well.
Moisture for some showers will be around today. High pressure builds back from the Atlantic to dry the air up. Only spotty shower possible. Winds turn out of the Southwest Wednesday to turn up the heat. It will be dry with near record highs in the 90's. pic.twitter.com/6KAPIFO7SV
— Vivian Gonzalez (@VivianGonzalez7) April 6, 2020
Stay safe and healthy South Florida!
Vivian Gonzalez
Meteorologist, AMS Certified
WSVN Channel 7