Significant storm outbreak in the south. Will it reach central florida?

Orlando, Fla. – Friday is the last day in February! We are about to enter the last month of the first quarter of 2025.

If we hike closer to the month of March and the calendar start of the spring time, we have to talk about storms. Mother Nature intends to make us talk.

In the past few days, the general weather pattern in the USA has started to change the pace and a completely different look than we saw during the Christmas holidays and January. We see a pattern that is more reminiscent of spring, and more, so, so, Tornado season.

The winter storms continue to north, as well as the jet stream that directs this low -pressure traffic flow. Long-distance computer data also seem to reflect the heat that really begins to adopt for the eastern half of the United States, which will lead the necessary ingredients not only in Florida, but the rest of the south for storms north.

Don't get me wrong now. There will still be small pressing of “cooler” air (note the quotes), but all of our moving parts in the weather roller look much more like warm, spring -like conditions when we go out until March and especially the official start of spring.

CUE The roasting tower system that is expected to emit it from the Rocky Mountains.

This system will move! The alignment of the trough in the upper levels of the atmosphere, which help to grow the low pressure on the surface, will be in its best position to drive strong thunderstorms over the southern levels, Dixie Alley and the Florida Panhandle. For this reason, areas north of the Panhandle will also experience an active weather campaign.

I think there is a decent shot that we see a bit of this heavier stack of rain and more important thunderstorms that are realized here in central florida. We will warm up every day and lead to the main event, and our moisture will also be available for this system.

As it looks now, we will arrive in central florida on Wednesday late Wednesday. Until the movement of our low -pressure center and the cold frontal border, which she drives on the southern flank, could fluctuate a little.

A good example was our Daytona 500 system, which wanted to miss the race completely, but inevitably led to a rather long rain delay.

Our forecast models also have some energy that are available to these storms to maintain their structure in our district districts. So in the evening hours of Wednesday and maybe a few gusty winds we can progress while this frontal line progresses.

In any case, stay with your Pinpoint team while we choose this prediction and watch closely how we approach the day of storm game. Absolutely spread the word when you have family, friends, whoever has in areas directly under the weapon to get some of the hard effects on this storm.