Hottest May ever!! đ„”
ORLANDO, Fla. â Itâs been a hot May (no doubt about that), and meteorological summer starts on June 1, along with hurricane season.
Hey everyone, itâs meteorologist Michelle Morgan. Central Florida has been experiencing some intense heat lately.
While weâre used to the heat and humidity, this May has been hotter than usual. In fact, Orlando has had 20 days of above-normal temperatures so far, and the month isnât over yet.
Many cities have set new records for the hottest May ever. Click here to read more.
âCOOLâ ing into the weekend
Happy start to SUMMER Pinpoint Insiders, itâs meteorologist Candace Campos here. It has certainly been feeling like summer for most of May, with temperatures above average 27 days this month! But for those hoping we can cool back to ânormalâ soon, Iâve got good news for you!
A stronger easterly ocean breeze will continue to kick in for the next several days, capping temperatures back to typical values for the beginning of June. Click here to read more on your weekend forecast! Stay COOL Central Florida!
Aurora 2.0?
So remember when Florida got a glimpse of the Northern Lights? Whatâs going on guys, meteorologist Jonathan Kegges with you. The same sunspot region is once again facing Earth after the sun completed its rotation. While not as strong, CMEs or Coronal Mass Ejections are still possible. These cause the geomagnetic storms that create the Northern Lights.
If a Geomagnetic storm is strong enough, we can see the Northern Lights in Florida like a couple of weeks ago. Click here to know what to watch for.