Large ridge of high pressure will continue to build across the region, keeping Central Florida’s weather stale with limited changes through the week.

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

Be aware of high rip current risks and potential coastal flooding this weekend.

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

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

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

Scattered showers will continue to speed across Central Florida Wednesday morning and into the afternoon.

Candace Campos pinpoints your forecast for Central Florida.

It's going to be really H-O-T this week in the Orlando area.

The seabreezes will continue to pick up through the day increasing rain chances

The summer-like weather will maintain a firm grip on Central Florida through the weekend, with even hotter weather expected by next week.

Candace Campos pinpoints high heat in the Orlando area.

Hit-or-miss rain is possible before a cold front arrives early this week.

Rain chances stay low on Thursday and Friday. First fall cold front moves in this weekend

Here's your Central Florida forecast.

More rain is in the Central Florida forecast.

Are you sick of the storms?

Expect storms to develop along the east and west coast sea breezes mainly after 3 p.m.

Rain, rain on the way.

Expect some drier air in Central Florida leading to lower rain chances for Friday.

We will see changes today as clouds increase and rain chances return especially into the afternoon and evening.

By Wednesday afternoon we start another warm up into Christmas Eve. Afternoon high temperaturesA strong cold front looks to slice through the region Christmas Eve bringing rain chances back to Central Florida. Rain chances increase later in the day Christmas Eve. Cold air spills into Central Florida Christmas morning through Christmas Day. Some south of Orlando may start Christmas off mild, but afternoon highs will likely be held in the 50s.