Thanksgiving 2024 weather, hurricane outlook for Florida

All eyes are on Thanksgiving week, when many people have free time and travelers on the go. some of these AAA estimates 80 million people travel They will be heading to Florida. Are there hurricanes to worry about? Will it be this cold?

A. The week before ThanksgivingHoodie weather has come to Florida after a while cold front came from the east and across the state, another followed, bringing what the Florida Division of Emergency Management called “the coldest temperatures the state has seen since the winter months earlier this year.”

As much of Florida woke up to a chilly Sunday, it looks like the weather will be fairly mild by Thanksgiving 2024. National Weather Service’s forecast maps for Florida It shows highs ranging from the low 70s to the low 80s depending on location and nights in the 40s and 50s. It looks like the transition from Black Friday to Saturday will be a little cooler.

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What about hurricane season? It won’t be officially finished until Saturday, November 30th. The National Hurricane Center does not expect any tropical activity for the next seven days. That doesn’t mean we’re clear year round, tropical storms and Even hurricanes can develop at any timeBut the chances historically drop sharply towards the end of the month.

National Hurricane Center stops publishing twice a day tropical views Nov. 30 will only be back in action if forecasters detect something we need to know.

Here is the NHC’s latest update as of Sunday morning, November 24:

What’s the travel weather like this week?

Accuweather forecasts for most things The weather should be fine in the eastern United States for travel, and that includes Florida. Colder predicted that warmer temperatures in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, the mid-Atlantic region and the Northeast could bring rain and snow.

NOAA Hurricane Center’s tropical weather outlook

There are currently no disturbances in the Atlantic basin. According to the National Hurricane Center, no tropical cyclones are expected for the next seven days.

The Atlantic basin consists of the northern Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico.

Countdown clock: When does hurricane season end?

The official Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, but tropical systems can develop at any time.

The Atlantic basin includes the northern Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico.

Will Florida, USA see another hurricane, tropical storm this year?

A tropical or subtropical storm occurs in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean possible in early DecemberThe impact of additional tropical storms or hurricanes on the U.S. for the remainder of the year is unlikely, DaSilva said.

As the cold front moves toward Florida, “it’s finally Putting an end to further risks of tropical activity WeatherTiger’s chief meteorologist, Dr. It threatens the continental United States this year,” said Ryan Truchelut. Truchelut is a meteorologist from Florida who works with the USA TODAY Network.

“This will herald temperatures with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s for northern and central Florida—the first taste of a Florida winter after a summer of fall.”

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