It's 12:38AM and the cirrus cloud cover that the NWS has been advertising is here -- but alot of it is sweeping across central Florida with South Florida still generally in the clear....
So I took a look at some observations -- its warmer now in parts of central Florida than in South Florida!
Will it continue through the night? Will South Florida actually end up having colder lows than central Florida? This may be a first time I have seen an arctic air mass like this one.....
Some Obs S Florida:
NAPLES PTCLDY 47 30 51 NE7 30.21S WCI 44
W PALM BEACH PTCLDY 47 42 83 NW7 30.21F WCI 44
WEST KENDALL CLEAR 48 40 73 N3 30.19F
HOMESTEAD PTCLDY 48 41 76 CALM 30.19F
Some Obs in W Central Florida:
Tampa International Airport 23:53 Mostly Cloudy 45 31 58 NE 3 30.26
Macdill Air Force Base, Fl. 23:55 Partly Cloudy 41 34 76 NE 3 30.26
St. Petersburg / Clea 23:53 Fair 49 35 59 NE 5 30.26
St. Petersburg, Whitted Airport 23:53 Fair 48 36 63 N 5 30.25
Sarasota-Bradenton Intl Airport 23:53 Fair 46 36 68 NE 5 30.24
Warmer Lows in Central Florida than South Florida?
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