ORLANDO, Fla. – A weak disturbance will focus most of its moisture toward South Florida, keeping a lot of Central Florida on the drier side for the weekend. Rain and storm chances aren’t zero, but a few scattered showers and storms will move through during the first half of the day. Most of what develops will be short-lived and relatively on the lighter side. Saturday evening will be mainly dry.
Other than a few stray showers Sunday, most of Central Florida will be dry.
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Highs over the weekend hover around 90 degrees. The average high temperature for the middle of July is in the low 90s.
Beach forecast:
A few showers, rumble of thunder will be possible with a breeze off of the Atlantic, but it will be a pretty good beach weekend. Highs top out in the upper 80s both Saturday and Sunday.
Tropical Update:
No new development is expected in the Atlantic over the next five days. There are several tropical waves in the Atlantic, none of which have a great shot at developing. One of those waves currently near the Bahamas could develop into something once it enters the Gulf of Mexico in the coming days. For a more in-depth look at the tropics click here.