ORLANDO, Fla. – Tuesday afternoon’s storms have once again hugged the Atlantic coastline of Volusia and Brevard counties this afternoon. These storms will favor areas near the I-95 corridor until around 7pm. After sunset, our rain chances begin to shut down and we will see dry and humid conditions overnight.
Your Wednesday will feature a similar pattern but a downtick in the storm coverage thanks to some drier air filtering in. We will wake up to dry conditions with a mix of sun and clouds. We will see this all the way through lunchtime, allowing temperatures to hit the mid 90s once again. Heat indices will once again reach the 100ºF-105ºF.
Spotty storms will begin to develop near I-75 around 12pm and push eastward throughout the afternoon. However, with that drier air in place, coverage will be more on the spotty side tomorrow afternoon.
Rain chances slowly build back in by the weekend as more moisture funnels into Central Florida thanks to a weak cold front pushing into the Southeast.
This will bring more widespread rain chances for Father’s Day weekend.