Is it February or June? Residents of the southeastern United States have been enjoying unseasonable warmth....and that trend looks to continue! On Sunday, ahead of a slow-moving cold front that brought soaking rain, temperatures soared well above normal. Record high temperatures were observed from Florida north along the Atlantic coast to Delaware.
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Monday will be another warm day, especially for Florida. Rain showers and clouds will accompany the warmth, however.
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Afternoon high temperatures will rise to within a few degrees of the record for several cities in the Sunshine State.
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While there will be a few ups-and-downs in the temperature department, many areas of the Southeast will remain above normal. In fact, Wednesday and Thursday's high temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above normal!
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Looking ahead, the Climate Prediction Center expects temperatures to remain above normal through the end of February.
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This warmth will likely come with higher chances for rain over the next week or so. Follow WeatherNation on
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Meteorologist Joe Astolfi