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Some storms Monday before dry, breezy weather arrives midweek. Here’s the latest (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida starts the week warm and muggy, but a noticeable change arrives Wednesday as drier air moves in and breezy winds develop. For Monday, scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop as the East Coast sea breeze pushes inland. Storms will be most likely west of I-95 and track west with coverage about 50-60%. The main storm threats will be heavy downpours, frequent lightning, and isolated wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph. It will also be another hot and humid day, with h
Stormy setup continues into the weekend. Here’s what to expect (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida is staying in a classic summerlike pattern, with hot, humid conditions and daily showers and thunderstorms continuing through the weekend. High pressure will remain over the Florida peninsula, while plenty of moisture stays in place to fuel afternoon storms. A few showers and storms will remain near the coast during the morning hours, but overall activity will increase as the sea breeze develops into the afternoon. Storm chances reach 50% to 70% today and 60% to 8
Dodging downpours: Summerlike setup continues across Central Florida (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – The wet pattern continues across Central Florida, with frequent showers and thunderstorms expected through much of the week. A weak front will remain near the area through early Wednesday, while plenty of moisture and weak steering winds set the stage for another round of slow-moving storms. Showers and storms will become more widespread this afternoon as the sea breeze develops and pushes well inland. Rain chances range from 30% to 50% along the coast and 50% to 70% inland. Stor
Daily afternoon storms expected before more heat builds into September (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida will see another round of afternoon storms Friday, with heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds possible. Storm chances shift more inland this weekend, while increasing heat and humidity could make for a hotter start to September. A fairly typical late-August pattern remains in place Friday, with light winds allowing the Atlantic sea breeze to push inland. That will spark a 50-60% chance scattered showers and storms during the early to mid-afternoon, first near the
Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the Atlantic. Here’s what’s ahead for the system (opens the original)
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ORLANDO, Fla. – The tropical system we’ve been tracking in the Eastern Atlantic has now strengthened into Tropical Storm Dolly. The system, previously known as Invest 96L, became increasingly organized overnight from Wednesday into Thursday, making it the fourth named storm of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season. While Dolly has strengthened, a difficult road is ahead. Strong wind shear is expected to increase as the storm moves westward. That shear could help shred the storm’s circulation, causi
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