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Lately the south Florida weather pattern has remained consistent We ve seen a steady mix of sun and summer showers with the majority rain bands navigating Broward and Miami-Dade locations during the late night and early morning hours The only contemporary change has involved a bigger breeze from the east That stronger sometimes gusty flow will hold through Tuesday Wind gusts could reach mph or higher as High Pressure builds back over the region from the north and northeast The latest forecast calls for yet another change eventually as the week wears on The difference involves a deepening evolving weather feature over the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda and the Bahamas It s an atmospheric spin non-tropical that s known as an Upper level Low This type of disturbance includes a cool pocket of air which typically sets off areas of rain and storms The majority fresh forecast model GFS or sometimes called the American model shows the Upper Low reaching the NW Bahama islands by Wednesday Then from Wednesday into Thursday the broad low will churn closer to Florida s east coast With its close proximity we ll see conditions becoming more unsettled We re expecting an uptick in wet weather plus any advancing thunderstorms will be capable of strong damaging winds and viable hail Will it last The Upper Low should weaken and drift north by the start of the weekend At that time we ll revert to more isolated showers from time to time