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Changing the color of fire with the Orlando Science Center (opens the original)
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The Science of It: Meteorologist Victoria Wisniewski is using elements from the periodic table to create a colorful scene at the Orlando Science Center The Science of It: Meteorologist Victoria Wisniewski is using elements from the periodic table to create a colorful scene at the Orlando Science Center We're taking you back to the chemistry lab today at the Orlando Science Center to change the color of fire using elements from the Periodic Table.
Few showers possible Thursday, but drier weather is on the way (opens the original)
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A few coastal showers are possible Thursday morning, with some showers potentially moving into the metro area later in the morning. Rain chances increase during the afternoon, with about a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms across the area. Temperatures will climb into the mid-80s, with some locations feeling warmer due to humidity. A drying trend is expected to develop heading into the weekend, with rain chances decreasing and humidity levels dropping. The more comfortable weather pattern
Rain chances remain elevated in Central Florida on Wednesday (opens the original)
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Central Florida will remain warm and humid Wednesday, with highs near 90 degrees and a 60% chance of rain across the area. A slow drying trend is expected to begin Thursday and continue through the weekend. Rain chances should gradually decrease as temperatures also ease into the mid to upper 80s. Humidity is expected to decrease by the weekend, bringing more comfortable conditions to Central Florida. The Atlantic remains mostly quiet, with one area of interest being monitored near the coast of
Early start early end for Central Florida storms| 9/15 forecast (opens the original)
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Early start early end for Central Florida storms| 9/15 forecastTrack the storm as they move westAdvertisementUpdated: 1:33 PM EDT Sep 15, 2026Editorial Standards ⓘVictoria WisniewskiMeteorologistEarly start early end for Central Florida storms| 9/15 forecastTrack the storm as they move westUpdated: 1:33 PM EDT Sep 15, 2026Editorial Standards ⓘVictoria WisniewskiMeteorologistORLANDO, Fla. —AdvertisementMake WESH a preferred source on GoogleAdd Preferred SourceShareInfinite Scroll EnabledTop Picks
Getting creative with book binding at the Orlando Science Center (opens the original)
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The Science of It: How storytelling has evolved and how you can do it at home. This is the perfect rainy-day activity. The Science of It: How storytelling has evolved and how you can do it at home. This is the perfect rainy-day activity. In the age of technology, getting kids involved in anything using their hands is extremely beneficial to their imagination. There is nothing better than encouraging young minds to create a story and document it in a book they made with their very hands. Today we
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