WEATHER ALERT
Scattered afternoon downpours hit Central Florida. Here’s the timing
Read full article: Scattered afternoon downpours hit Central Florida. Here’s the timingCentral Florida is expected to experience scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms for another day Wednesday, with a significant chance of localized flooding in some areas.
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Thunderstorm chances increase across Central Florida, more tropical development likely in the Atlantic
Read full article: Thunderstorm chances increase across Central Florida, more tropical development likely in the AtlanticORLANDO, Fla. – After a relatively dry day across Central Florida, storm chances go up Sunday. Storm chances stay elevated Monday afternoon and evening. Tropical update:Hanna made landfall Saturday in Texas as a strong category one hurricane and continues to weaken over Mexico. Computer forecasts bring the tropical disturbance close to Puerto Rico late in the week. Early indications are that a tropical disturbance will curve out to sea over the weekend.
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Few storms possible Saturday, chances for tropical development in eastern Atlantic growing
Read full article: Few storms possible Saturday, chances for tropical development in eastern Atlantic growingA few storms will be around, but a lot of Central Florida will be dry. By dinner, most of Central Florida will be dry with the exception for a stray lingering storm. High temperatures over the weekend will remain in the low-to-mid 90s with feels like temperatures of around 100 degrees. Interests in Puerto Rico and eastern Caribbean should pay close attention to forecasts over the next five to seven days. A few storms will be around, but they will be short-lived with most of the day on the dry side.