Arctic air returns Thursday morning

We'll be back in the 80s next week!

Overnight low temperatures will plummet into the 30s and 40s.

Cold snap alert! Central Florida can expect unseasonable colder air next week.

Thanksgiving keeps us around average temperatures for our area before a strong push of polar air comes across Florida, dipping us well into the 40s through the weekend and the start of next week.

Enjoy mild weather this week with another cool weekend ahead

The coldest air of the season has settled into Central Florida.

Tropical downpours and a few storms are possible during the week.

Scattered rain and even cooler air on the way next week

Two cold fronts are on the way.

Two cold fronts are expected next week, bringing temperatures to near normal.

The winds are finally starting to wind down as a ridge of high pressure begins to loosen its grip across Central Florida and as Hurricane Rafael pulls away.

We can’t completely rule out the rain, but coverage will be at less than 20% heading into the weekend.

Afternoon highs climb into the upper 80s this week as we keep an eye on possible tropical development in the southwest Caribbean

Coastal hazards remain in place through Sunday

Rain chances remain low across Central Florida.

A foggy start in Central Florida gives way to dry, pleasant conditions. Expect mild temperatures and, later, ideal Halloween weather.

For most of the area, dry weather will continue as temperatures climb in to the low-to-mid 90s with a light breeze off the ocean.

Central Floridians are experiencing a pleasant end to their weekend with a fall-like atmosphere amidst a few isolated showers.

Afternoon highs Saturday will reach 81 degrees with overnight lows dropping to 68.

Central Florida is experiencing a comfortable stretch of weather with temperatures right where they should be for this time of year.

Breaking down the average temperatures for the month of October and if these cool spells are as rare as some describe.

A dry cold front is forecasted to sweep through Central Florida, bringing a dose of cooler fall weather into the area.

The area will experience mostly sunny skies with a stray shower or two possible from some tropical moisture brewing over the Bahamas.

A potent cold front is expected to sweep through, ushering in cooler and drier air.

Central Florida experiences rain as Tropical Storm Milton strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico. Residents are advised to prepare for worsening conditions.

Central Florida can expect a mix of sunshine and clouds with a 20% chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms.

This weekend, Florida will deal with heat and relatively low chances of rain before tropical moisture funnels across the region.

Expect a warm, breezy day with hit-or-miss showers in Central Florida, along with potential tropical weather developments throughout the week.

Central Florida will experience breezy conditions with winds continuing to pick up from the south, which will increase humidity levels.

Trends show Invest 97L moving into the Gulf of Mexico around midweek.

Rain chances aren’t very high Sunday afternoon and things get even drier as we start the work week in Central Florida.

Central Florida is gearing up for a weekend of lovely weather!

Expect isolated showers in Central Florida on Thursday, while drier air is moving across the peninsula.

This week marks the last week of the summer season, and Central Florida will continue to experience a very summer-like weather pattern with a few afternoon storms expected.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will primarily affect areas from Orlando southward due to a stationary boundary sagging across central Florida.

October also looks to be very favorable for tropical development through about the middle of the month.

Central Florida will see a few scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms but thankfully, it won’t be nearly as intense as the tropical downpours and flooding we have seen over the past two weeks.

The National Hurricane Center announced that Invest 95L is now classified as a potential tropical cyclone to enable tropical storm warnings along the Southeast coast. There are no tropical threats to central Florida.

A non-tropical low off the coast of South Carolina will help usher in a drier stretch of weather for Central Florida.

The NHC highlights and area near the southeastern U.S coastline for possible development

Rain coverage peaks at around 70% Saturday, but from here it’s not going to be as tropical and torrential in the days ahead.

The heavy rain may lead to localized flooding in low-lying areas and saturated areas.

There’s still plenty of moisture in place as an old stationary front, turned warm front, returns north and keeping conditions unsettled for a few more days.

Central Florida to experience mainly dry morning with rain chances rising to 60-80% in the afternoon. Stay weather-aware.

A few strong thunderstorms are possible and we may see rainfall of 2-4 inches or more in some areas, which could lead to flooding.

Expect cloudy and breezy conditions throughout the day with on-and-off rain through the afternoon.

Another day, another round of heat and storms for most Central Floridians as the wet weather pattern continues.

The setup shows tropical moisture continuing to stream in from the south, while the east and west coast sea breezes remain the main driving force of storms through the afternoon.

With rain chances so high, as well as the heat, you may want to find an indoor activity this Sunday in Central Florida.

The NHC has highlighted three tropical waves for potential development

Get the latest Central Florida forecast, including rain chances and a look at the potential tropical development.

A very typical summer setup continues through the week with scattered coastal showers in the morning, followed by scattered storms inland along the I-4 corridor and to the west.

Rain chances are a bit lower than in recent days as Central Florida is tapping into a little more drier air with a 30-50% chance of isolated showers and storms.

Heat index values could reach 107 degrees.

A tropical wave over parts of Cuba and The Bahamas is expected to bring more tropical moisture to parts of Florida this weekend.

As we look forward to the weekend, make sure to keep the rain gear handy! Although it won’t be a complete washout, scattered storms will return, particularly in the afternoons and early evenings.

The cold front that has been affecting Central Florida remains stalled overhead, continuing to enhance the region’s chance for storms and gusty winds.

A cold front draped across north Florida will linger over the next several days as it stalls through the weekend.

A cold front with plenty of dry air behind it will unfortunately stall over Central Florida this week, keeping the area on the warm and unsettled side.

Meteorologist Julie Broughton provides your pinpoint Central Florida weather forecast.

A high rip current risk remains in place for all east coast beaches.

Dry air is moving in across the peninsula, lowering humidity but not the heat.

The most comfortable weekend of the summer season is underway as unseasonably dry air settles in through Central Florida.

A small taste of “Florida fall” is nearing the area Thursday as a rare cold front ushers in a much drier outlook for the weekend.

Although summer break has come to an end across Central Florida, the summer heat continues!

Sunday will be hot and humid, but rain chances increase after lunch. Meanwhile, a tropical depression is likely this week.

A tropical wave located over the central Atlantic has a higher chance for tropical development in the next seven days.

Sweltering heat will dominate the weather story today across Central Florida as feels like temperatures soar to dangerous levels.

TD 4 is expected to become Tropical Storm Debby on Saturday.

Added moisture in the air over the next several days will be increasing rain chances and temperatures for Central Florida.

The active summertime setup continues for Central Florida as afternoon showers and storms are expected each afternoon and into the early evening.

An active stormy summer pattern continues across Central Florida over the next several days with scattered showers and storms possible each afternoon.

A stalled front is expected to remain over Central Florida, keeping things unsettled Monday afternoon.

We are starting our Sunday with muggy temperatures in the mid-70s and some cloud cover.

After a mild and muggy start to our Saturday, expect to see widespread showers and thunderstorms again this afternoon.

Showers and storms are expected to develop after 3 p.m., with some thunderstorms possibly bringing heavy rain, gusty winds (30-40 mph), and lightning.

Central Florida looks to tap into some of that dry air starting Wednesday, lowering rain chances to 30-40% in the the afternoon hours.

Deeper tropical moisture returns to Central Florida Tuesday as a weak disturbance passes by.

Plumes of Saharan dust continue to move across Central Florida on Sunday, lowering the air quality and rain chances.

Sea breeze storms are expected to develop during the afternoon, cooling down a few cities.

Along this boundary, scattered heavy rain will persist throughout the rest of Wednesday, bringing heavy downpours, lightning, and wind gusts of 40-50 mph.

Some storms are expected to produce strong gusty winds between 50-60 mph, lightning, heavy rain and small hail

The usual summertime setup continues through the rest of the weekend and into most of next week with showers and storms possible each afternoon with the focus of activity favoring inland neighborhoods.

The dust is expected to bring down the air quality across Central Florida.

A weak front north of Florida will continue to keep the state under a steamy and stormy setup through the weekend.

Candace Campos pinpoints the Orlando-area forecast.

The rain may fall a bit earlier in Central Florida.

Dry air is moving into Central Florida, reducing rain chances, but a few showers are still expected Sunday afternoon into the evening.

Temperatures in the afternoon will reach the upper 90s and scattered storms could bring heavy rain.

Heat index values are expected to reach 110°+ in many Central Florida cities.

If you're looking for anything different in the Central Florida forecast, you're out of luck.

Scattered rain and storms are popping up across Central Florida, but it appears that it'll be drier just in time for fireworks.

It's gonna stay hot for a while in Florida.

Candace Campos pinpoints your Central Florida forecast.

It's staying H-O-T and stormy in Central Florida.

Here's your Central Florida forecast.

Typical summertime setup with feels-like temperatures in the triple digits and afternoon storms.

Most areas will feel like the triple digits but scattered rain will help with the heat.

Here's how the weekend is shaping up in Central Florida.