ORLANDO, Fla. – Temperatures will remain on the warm side on Saturday.
Many areas will get into the middle 80s with breezy conditions. The humidity is expected to be on the rise through the weekend.
Changes are on the horizon on Sunday. Central Florida will see rain and thunderstorms rolling through during much of the day due to the sea breezes.
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Much needed rain is expected to help with the relatively dry conditions. Heavier rainfalls could lead to totals up to three inches in Orlando, with other areas such as Ocala and Leesburg receiving one to two inches.
Timing:
The sea breezes could collide after noon Sunday, especially along the I-95 corridor, triggering thunderstorms. As the day progresses, heavy rain and storms are expected to shift along the I-4 corridor during the evening hours.
Storm hazards:
A few storms could turn strong to severe producing lightning, strong wind gusts, hail, and an isolated tornado.
A Marginal Risk in effect for parts of Central Florida on Monday due to a cold front moving through. This could get extended south through the weekend.
Beach safety: High rip current risk
If you’re planning to head to the beach, exercise caution due to an elevated rip current risk. Although the beach might seem inviting, swimmers should remain vigilant and aware of the potential hazards.
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