Warmth will absolutely dominate the Central Florida area, and much of the United States to their entirety as we approach Christmas and even New Year's Eve. How long till we get some relief and see some rain coming on the horizon?

Tonight and into tomorrow we'll see some of our highest amounts of rainfall possible during this set up. We finally start to see a reprieve about mid week, before the pattern starts to switch up on us bringing down our first small dose of fall just in time for next weekend.

Sunday has once again provided us with lots of sunshine, warmth, and a good bit of humidity as a third layer. This should successfully carry over into your Monday, and then by Tuesday change will start to be seen once again across Central Florida. I have all the details on what kind of change and how much coming right up.

Today was characterized by plenty of sunshine and very tiny packets of rain between Seminole, Orange, and Polk county. Tomorrow is expected to be much of the same before a little push of moisture approaches from our south once again, then finally we welcome the arrival of our next frontal system. Will temps drop?

We've been enjoying a lovely weekend across the state of Florida all thanks to an upper low hung up over the northern portions of the state dumping drier air into our neighborhood. With all things weather, however, things will inevitably change. That change is coming as we get towards the Wednesday time frame of this new week ahead.

A nice dose of fall has fallen across Central Florida, with temperatures dropping below 70 at night in some spots and a large majority of us never making it into the 90s during the warmest part of the day. That's going to continue for a bit longer. Here are all the details about what's ahead, and when things could finally start changing around again.

The first of many spring cold fronts is on its way towards the southeast United States. In its wake, the Deep South and our neighbors up north are anticipating more severe weather. By the time it arrives in our area, the front will have essentially vanished without a trace.

For a lot of Central Florida, the wet season has been anything but.

A Red flag warning has been issued by the National Weather Service for interior Central Florida including Lake, Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and interior Volusia county through Saturday evening.