stalled front
Coverage of stalled front in the Nexus archive.
- Big Downpours
Heavy rain and thunderstorms caused significant temperature drops and wind gusts in Miami, with 52 mph gusts recorded. Florida's weather pattern includes a stalled front and an Atlantic High influencing rainfall distribution, while temperatures have remained in the 90s for nearly 8 weeks.
- Widespread showers Tuesday as front stalls over Carolinas
Widespread showers are expected in the Carolinas on Tuesday as a stalled front causes heavier rain to develop before lunchtime, following an early morning of patchy fog.
- Heat and humidity linger across the Carolinas along with rain, possible severe storms
Heat, humidity, and a stalled front caused severe storms in the Carolinas on Monday. Rain will move east or fade overnight, leading to dry conditions for Tuesday's morning commute.
- Hotter, drier conditions return to Charlotte region: First Alert forecast here
The Charlotte region is experiencing hotter and drier conditions with active weather, including flash flooding risks and potential strong storms. Temperatures will drop to around 70°F by Tuesday before rising to mid-90s by midweek, with scattered storms expected this weekend.
- June 3: More of the same: Showers and storms
South Florida faces spotty showers and storms Wednesday night, with a stalled front expected to bring more rain and potential localized flooding Thursday. Temperatures will remain near seasonable levels, with lows in the mid-70s and highs in the mid-80s.
- Wet Weather Pattern Continues Through the Work Week
A late-season front brings cooler temperatures, gusty winds, and heavy rain to South Florida, with potential for street flooding and hazardous marine conditions. The stalled front and tropical moisture may cause repeated showers and thunderstorms through Thursday, with uncertain rainfall totals and a Marginal Risk for excessive rainfall.