Tom Terry
Chief Meteorologist at WFTV-TV (Orlando, FL)
Chief Meteorologist at WRDQ-TV (Orlando, FL)
Chief Meteorologist at WFTV/WRDQ. Weather hound, busy dad and hubby. Helping folks #hunkerdown since 1989! Send me pics! Tweeting us? You may be on air
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3 weeks ago |
wftv.com | Tom Terry
ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida will experience a drier pattern this weekend due to slightly lower moisture levels in the atmosphere, resulting in fewer afternoon downpours. As a result, the chances of rain will be around 10-20% on Saturday and 20-30% on Sunday. With the drier conditions, temperatures are expected to rise into the lower to mid-90s, leading to a heat index that will exceed 100 degrees.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tom Terry |Beatriz Oliveira
Central Florida will experience a drier pattern this weekend due to slightly lower moisture levels in the atmosphere, resulting in fewer afternoon downpours. As a result, the chances of rain will be around 10-20% on Saturday and 20-30% on Sunday. With the drier conditions, temperatures are expected to rise into the lower to mid-90s, leading to a heat index that will exceed 100 degrees.
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3 weeks ago |
wdbo.com | Tom Terry
ORLANDO, Fla. — A large area of dry, dusty air is currently overhead, bringing us hazy sunshine mixed with clouds this afternoon. This dry layer of air primarily exists between 5,000 and 10,000 feet above the ground but can occasionally reach the surface, affecting things like our cars when it rains. Essentially, this layer of dry air reduces our chances of rain, which will be evident as we head into the weekend.
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3 weeks ago |
wftv.com | Tom Terry
ORLANDO, Fla. — A large area of dry, dusty air is currently overhead, bringing us hazy sunshine mixed with clouds this afternoon. This dry layer of air primarily exists between 5,000 and 10,000 feet above the ground but can occasionally reach the surface, affecting things like our cars when it rains. Essentially, this layer of dry air reduces our chances of rain, which will be evident as we head into the weekend.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tom Terry |Beatriz Oliveira
A large area of dry, dusty air is currently overhead, bringing us hazy sunshine mixed with clouds this afternoon. This dry layer of air primarily exists between 5,000 and 10,000 feet above the ground but can occasionally reach the surface, affecting things like our cars when it rains. Essentially, this layer of dry air reduces our chances of rain, which will be evident as we head into the weekend.
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