Arianna Wittic
Arianna Wittic is the newest addition to Storm Team 9. She was born and raised along the Emerald Coast of the Florida Panhandle in Niceville, just a few miles outside of Destin. Living in the panhandle is where her love for meteorology grew, watching the afternoon sea-breeze thunderstorms roll in and tracking hurricanes with her grandfather.
Arianna is a proud Florida State University graduate, graduating from Florida State University in May 2023 with a BS in Meteorology, joining Tyler Allender and Allie Ann McCord as fellow Storm Team 9 Seminole alumni. While at Florida State she was a member of the student run FSU Weather program and senior year served as Co-Team Leader for the Tuesday show of FSU Weather. Arianna was a member of the North Florida NWA/AMS Chapter and the Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi. During the summer of 2022, Arianna was a meteorology intern with her hometown station, WEAR Channel 3 News in Pensacola, FL.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, golfing, and cheering on her 'Noles whenever she can!
A dry cold front will move through the region in the overnight hours of tonight into Wednesday morning leading to some breezy conditions and cooler temperatures. Locations across the Valley tonight look to get into the mid- to upper-30s and with breezy conditions, leading to wind chill temperatures about 5-10 degrees cooler.
Thanks to the high, thin clouds over the Valley this evening you could potentially see Mercury and the ISS passing overhead. Mercury will be near the horizon shortly after sunset, so those with a flat horizon view will have a better shot at seeing Mercury tonight in the SW direction.
The cold front has pushed through the Chattahoochee Valley this afternoon leaving much drier conditions, that will continue to be reinforced by another dry cold moving through the Valley Monday and midweek.
Tonight, across the Valley expect scattered showers and some storms, temperatures only look to drop to the mid-60s overnight thanks to the clouds across the region. Overnight and early Sunday morning some patchy fog is expected across the region.
The coldest of mornings looks to have passed, with gradually warming morning lows heading into this weekend. Waking up Thursday morning, a majority of locations look to be in the low-30, however some of our cooler spots could get into the upper-20s.
Tonight, across the Valley it is going to get cold thanks to the clear skies above. Waking up Wednesday morning temperatures are expected to be in the mid- to upper-20s, with temperatures warming to the mid- to upper- 50s by the afternoon.
It’s going to be another chilly night across the Valley with low temperatures ranging from the low- to mid-30s, with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. Tuesday morning it may seem chillier than what is reading on the thermometer, thanks to some breezy conditions making those temperatures feel about 5 degrees cooler.
Tonight, isolated showers early on before we see a clearing of the rain and clouds across our area. Thanks to a cold front that will be moving through our region tonight, we will be left with more sunshine than clouds on Monday along with dry and chilly temperatures.
Tonight, expect mostly clear to partly cloudy skies with temperatures ranging from the low- to mid-40s. With Sunday being a travel day as some are heading home from the Thanksgiving holiday, you may see some wet roads on the drive home.
Thanks to the cold front that moved through the Valley yesterday we have been left with much cooler, drier, and less humid conditions. Waking up Thanksgiving morning, temperatures will be nice and chilly in the upper-30s to near 40 degrees and staying cool throughout the day with the afternoon high near 60 degrees.
Tonight, across the Valley, an isolated shower can’t be ruled out especially in the evening and early night timeframe with temperatures expected to drop to the low-50s. Following the passage of the cold front, cooler temperatures and drier conditions are expected across the Valley.
Across the Valley tonight, expect mostly cloudy to cloudy skies, with a chance of showers late in the overnight hours, before the bulk of the rain moves into the area on Tuesday.
Tonight, across the Valley clouds will begin to move in throughout the overnight hours with temperatures waking up Monday morning near 50 degrees, with some of our cooler spots in the upper-40s. Monday’s forecast expects partly cloudy to partly sunny skies, with a stray shower possible during the day, and afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s.
Tonight, across the Valley expect clear, calm, and cool conditions, with temperatures in the low- to mid-40s. Sunday, nice sunny skies and dry conditions look to stick around the Valley, making for great weather for any outdoor plans, with temperatures in the upper-60s to low-70s.
Another rainy start to the forecast for Thursday, however the showers look to dissipate throughout the day, before drying things out ahead of this weekend. Morning temperatures on Thursday are expected to be in the mid-50s before warming to the mid- to upper-60s in the afternoon.
Tonight, rain coverage will increase throughout the overnight hours, making for a soggy start to your Wednesday, with temperatures on the mild side in the low-50s thanks to the clouds and rain.
It's time to start grabbing the umbrellas and rain gear before you head to work or to school over the next few days as rain returns to our forecast. Tonight expect mostly cloudy to cloudy skies and temperatures in the low-50s.
The new work week is upon us, with Monday looking to be the driest day of the workweek. Tonight, across the Valley temperatures look to cool off to the upper-40s for most locations with mostly cloudy skies.
The showers and clouds look to stick around through the overnight hours and into your Sunday. Overnight temperatures are expected to be in the low-50s with passing, light showers throughout the overnight hours, and some patchy fog possible.
Like a broken record, Thursday weather expects dry conditions with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper-70s to near 80 degrees.
If you’re a fan of rainy weather, well you’re in luck because beneficial rain is on the horizon for the Chattahoochee Valley; but before then dry weather will stick around through Friday. Wednesday morning expect mostly clear conditions, allowing for a great opportunity to see the International Space Station pass overhead starting at 5:41 AM ET - 5:46 AM ET from the northwest direction.
Warm days are in store for the Chattahoochee Valley the next couple of days, with afternoon high temperatures in the low-80s through Thursday. These warmer temperatures are thanks to a surface high pressure that is stationed over the southeast, and we can also thank this weather pattern for dry conditions.
Across the Valley tonight, expect clear to mostly clear conditions and temperatures to cool down to the mid-40s for a majority of locations and the low-40s for our normally cooler spots.
Heading into tonight, expect overnight low temperatures to cool off into the mid-40s with clear skies and calm conditions. Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour before you head to bed tonight as daylight savings time is coming to an end.
The potential for the first frost and/or freeze of this fall season is tonight across the Valley. The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning for the entirety of the Chattahoochee Valley Wednesday night; this warning is set to expire at 10 AM EDT Thursday morning.
The cold front has pushed through the area and cooler temperatures have already shown up across the Valley today.
The aforementioned cold front that we have been discussing over the past couple of days will begin to move through the Chattahoochee Valley Monday evening through Tuesday morning. Temperatures in the overnight hours of tonight are expected to be in the low- to mid-50s with partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions.
The last warm day across the Valley arrives on Monday with high temperatures ranging from the low- to mid-80s across the area. Monday looks to start the day with mostly sunny skies before becoming partly cloudy throughout the day thanks to a cold front that will move through the region Monday afternoon through early Tuesday morning.
The warmer days that we have experienced across the Valley throughout this last week are numbered. The warmer afternoon temperatures will stick around Sunday and Monday with high temperatures ranging from the low- to mid-80s.
A warm next few days across the Valley with most places getting into the low-80s Thursday and Friday, with afternoon high temperatures this upcoming weekend in the mid-80s. Afternoon temperatures this weekend have the potential to be 10 degrees above average; with the average high temperature this time of year at 75 degrees.
