ORLANDO, Fla. – Rain will get an earlier start across Central Florida Thursday as a disturbance pulls in tropical moisture from the Atlantic.
By mid-to-late Thursday morning, expect scattered showers closer to I-95 and the coast, moving in from the ocean.
Storms will gradually head inland and increase in coverage by the late morning and early afternoon.
Rain chances will be at 60% Thursday.
With the extra cloud cover and earlier rain chances, temperatures will be running a few degrees cooler -- in the upper 80s and lower 90s.
The higher temperatures will be west of Orlando, where it will take longer for the rain and storms to move through.
Storm chances remain at 60% Friday, with highs around 90 degrees as another area of disturbed weather moves in from the Atlantic.
Tropics Update
As of Wednesday, there was one area in the Atlantic, near the coast of Africa, highlighted by the National Hurricane Center.
Development chances are currently at 30% over the next seven days.
The next named storm will be Emily.
There are no immediate tropical threats to Florida.
Hurricane season runs through November.