Here is your forecast for Wednesday, January 29th, 2025.
With a stationary boundary washing out over north-central Florida, the main weather impact for the coming days looks to be late night/early morning fog.
TWO TYPES OF FOG TO IMPACT SWFL EACH NIGHT/MORNING INTO THE WEEKEND:
Relatively high humidity, light winds, clear enough skies, and efficient radiational cooling will allow for air temperatures to reach the dew point, allowing radiative fog to develop. Additionally, the warm and slightly moist airmass over the Gulf favors the development of sea fog. Both of these are likely to lead to periods of reduced visibility each morning through at least Saturday.
STAYING WARM INTO THE WEEKEND:
Low temperatures tomorrow will start off in the mid to upper 50s, climbing into the lower 60s Friday morning through the weekend.
High temperatures will stay very warm with winds out of the southeast. Temperatures will warm into the lower 80s Thursday and Friday. (Compare that to last Thursday’s high temperatures of just 50°!)
Saturday is when the next front arrives. Ahead of this front, warm winds out of the south will continue to increase temperatures and humidity, furthering the potential for fog especially Saturday morning. As of now Saturday is looking fairly cloudy but dry as the front moves through Saturday night.
Behind the front, weather conditions are pretty similar to how they are now, maintaining the status quo. Fog could continue to be an issue well into next week; otherwise, weather conditions look pretty nice through the middle of next week.
Aside from a 10% rain chance on Monday, a soaking rain is not in the 7-Day forecast.
FOX 4 EVENING METEOROLOGIST KATIE WALLS
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