From a taste of winter to a taste of summer ☃🧤🧣🌞🌡🥵
ORLANDO, Fla. – Hey Insiders! Meteorologist Troy Bridges here.
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It only took a few days to go from temperatures near freezing early this week to temperatures in the mid-80s by the end of the week. It reminds me of this meme:
That’s the way it goes in Central Florida this time of year.
We actually started close to freezing in Marion County this week. Today, as well as tomorrow, we can expect high temperatures in the mid-80s.
The average high in Orlando is 75. We are running 10 degrees above the average.
We are pinpointing some rain ahead of a front that will cool us back down near the average this weekend. Click here for a look at your forecast for the rest of the week and the weekend ahead.
⬆️ Just look up for the ‘Snow Moon’🌕
No, there’s no comet hurling toward Earth but to see February’s full moon, all you have to do is look up! Meteorologist Jonathan Kegges with you. The moon was technically full Wednesday but will still appear full tonight.
We’re coming in hottt 🔥🌎
We’ve had a stretch of some lovely winter weather here in Central Florida but worldwide, the temperatures continue to break records. Hey Insiders, it’s meteorologist Candace Campos holding onto the last few weeks of winter here in Central Florida. Did you know January 2022 was the 445th consecutive month with above-average temperatures?
Click here to see how January ranks across the country and the globe.
Rain on the rise ☂️
Hey everybody, it’s Chief Meteorologist Tom Sorrells. Over the course of the last century, records show a trend to wetter annual conditions in the last four consecutive “normal periods.” Here in Central Florida, our average precipitation is on the rise.
Click here to see which seasons are drying out, and which one are getting wetter.
🕷Snowing spider apocalypse 😱
Now that I have your attention, happy Thursday, Insiders! It’s meteorologist Samara Cokinos here to chat about it snowing spiders, well, kind of. I know that’s not a typical forecast, but it happens.
As if Australia doesn’t already have its fair share of everything scary in nature, they also have a spider season. The land down under just can’t catch a break, can it? While simply researching this so-called spider season gave me the creeps, the story behind what causes this phenomena is actually pretty cool. Like Sophia Petrillo from “Golden Girls” would say, “Picture it.” Millions of tiny spiders falling from the sky looks like snow. That’s a big NOPE for me, but you can read what causes our eight-legged friends to take flight by clicking here. Oh, one more thing. It’s happened in the U.S. too 😳. Happy reading!
