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Expect afternoon thunderstorms and winds up to 40 mph today, followed by sunny skies and 80s next week in Central Florida.
Central Florida faces a multi-day period of heavy rain totaling up to 5 inches due to a stalling front.
Increased tropical moisture could bring higher daily rain totals as we head into the weekend.
Central Florida faces incoming storms this week followed by increased rain chances from tropical moisture this weekend.
Heavy rain and storms are expected in central Florida today, bringing a risk of localized flooding and lightning.
A cold front moving through northern Florida will bring thunderstorms, heavy rain, and wind gusts up to 50 mph today.
Tropical Depression Two has formed in the Gulf and is set to track toward the Mississippi Delta, potentially becoming Bertha.
A northern Gulf disturbance has a 30% chance of tropical development over the next week. Current forecasts favor impacts from Panama City to New Orleans.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a Gulf disturbance with a 20% chance of tropical development over the next seven days. Rain is expected across parts of the Southeast.
Heat wave and scattered rain expected in central Florida. Fireworks may be delayed due to storms. Stay safe and prepared.
Saharan dust may limit thunderstorms, but central Florida still faces heavy rain, strong winds, and a heat index over 100°F.
Potential storm brewing off Georgia/SC coast. Its development and impact are uncertain. Stay tuned for updates.
This weekend: extreme heat & humidity. Highs and a 103° heat index. Afternoon sea-breeze storms bring a chance of rain.
Tropical storm Arthur forms in the Gulf, expected to make weak landfall in Louisiana before dissipating. Heavy rain expected in the region.
Stay cool and hydrated as heat and humidity dominate Central Florida.
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