ORLANDO, Fla. – We are pinpointing more showers and storms along the East Coast sea breeze through the afternoon today.
Expect a 50% coverage of rain on Saturday and a 60% coverage of rain on Sunday.
Rain chances will be up to 50% for the afternoon on Labor Day Monday.
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Expect high temperatures in low and mid 90s.
We will warm to a high temperature of 93° on Saturday.
Yesterday in Orlando we had a high temperature of 92°.
We saw a trace of rain officially yesterday. Now our deficit is 4.69 inches since the first of the year.
The normal high temperature in Orlando is 91°.
The record high temperature for today is 97° set in 1912.
We are pinpointing two areas in the tropics.
Tropical Storm Earl will swirl near the lesser Antilles and turn away from Puerto Rico. This will stay a fish storm, meaning it will continue to turn in the open Atlantic waters and pose no threat to land.
Tropical Storm Danielle will eventually become a Category 1 hurricane, but will also stay away from land.
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