mountain bikes in Florida or or
mountains. That's true. We're
working on that. Got some nice
hills though. There. Yeah nice.
Nice trails. It was a nice day
for a bike ride. A little
nervous about the fog rolling in
in the morning. We got this big
do you get, a big fog horn,
maybe a lighthouse. Where's the
lighthouse? Yeah Fog horn.
Misty. Yeah. I, I think for a
while it could be a problem.
Saturday morning. It's the, the
fog is so tough to forecast.
It's extremely localized. I had
no fog in my house. Nothing at
your house. But we had it coming
over the bay and over near the
water. And obviously the
bayshore is near the water. So
we'll see how things play out
Saturday morning. One thing we
do know not cold, uh, upper 70s,
low 80s. Good day today. Any fog
outside? No What's interesting?
Look. Look how tall those clouds
are in the distance. Uh, first
time in 2024. The clouds getting
tall because of daytime heating
and not impossible. That has
that sea breeze. Line pushes
inland. We could see a few
showers. So for the first time
this year, kind of a summery set
up around Tampa Bay. And then
Brookdale Bayshore to Clearwater
Hilton Beach, 79 degrees, kind
of some low clouds around and we
will watch for low clouds and
fog later tonight. Uh, boy,
there's a lot of rain west of
us. The rain just ended in New
Orleans. It's moving east down
I-10. Look at in Biloxi. Uh,
really coming down some heavy
rain eventually that cold front
is going to head our way, but
not until Sunday. It's Thursday,
the drought index, the good news
is, around Tampa Bay, we have an
area of abnormally dry and a
moderate drought. About a month
ago, we still had areas that had
an extreme drought, but no rain
to speak of the past week. But
there will be additional showers
on Sunday as the cold front
arrives from the northwest. A
little sliver in our state, 80
plus the rest of the country.
Mild to cool, but again, nothing
that sticks out is really,
really cold air clouds and fog
around this morning. Little sea
fog kind of lurking offshore and
as winds diminish tonight and
then turn a bit to the southwest
, the visibility likely to drop.
So tomorrow morning, heading out
the door, you may want to leave
a lecture time because
visibility could be reduced
because of thicker clouds and
fog. And then a line of rain
continues in the lower
Mississippi Valley. The front is
kind of stuck. The rain has
moved just east of New Orleans.
Uh, it'll eventually move our
way, but it's going to wait
until the jet stream kind of
gives it a big kick. And once it
gets a kick, it'll start moving.
Saturday night or Sunday morning
. I don't think any severe
weather. Just a line of showers,
maybe a thunderstorm form, then
that goes by and we turn pretty
chilly. I'll tell you Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday back to
the 60s for daytime highs. For
now it is a big ridge and it's a
lot of heat and everything kind
of going around the ridge. So
next couple of days we're pretty
much locked in. Been watching
Skytower because those tall
clouds I showed you on the
Brookdale Bayshore Cam, there's
a chance of maybe a couple of
Seabreeze showers popping up
next hour or two, but I don't
see anything right now. There is
rain, heavy rain just near New
Orleans, mobile up to Montgomery
, and there have been several
areas of flooding rains and all
kinds of issues in the lower
hours. Check out lows this
morning 69 degrees. The average
high is 71. We were 69 degrees
at 8 a.m, 70 and 80 around the
peninsula right now. So for
tonight, low clouds, patchy fog.
Excuse me, 69. Then for tomorrow
, some low clouds and fog, then
partly cloudy, warmer inland,
some sea fog 82. Saturday's last
warm day. Low 80s with morning
fog and then the cold front goes
behind the front on Sunday.
South wind tomorrow sees about
two feet. Next hide is a low
tide. 646 seven day forecast.
It's really a tale of two
seasons. Kind of summery the
next two days, and then we get a
bunch of 60s coming up Sunday
through Wednesday. More chill
and then bouncing back up to 71