Temperatures will be heating up, so plan for highs in the mid 80s along the coast, the low 90s inland, and even approaching the mid 90s near the I-75 corridor.

For our area, expect a breezy, mostly sunny to partly cloudy, warm, and mostly dry afternoon after any early activity fades.

This remnant front will act as enough of a trigger in the hot atmosphere to trigger a handful of PM storms or showers. The best chances look to be north of Orlando on Friday afternoon and evening.

By midnight, any lingering showers or storms will quickly fade. Not everyone will see the rain and storms today, either. The ...

The heat and humidity will prevail through the rest of our holiday weekend with temps in the lower 90s. Heat indices stay ...

Hot and humid in Orlando today with a slight storm chance. Avoid entering Atlantic surf — NWS warns of life‑threatening rip ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s been an unsettled weekend across the Orlando area, and more Orlando weather is on the way ahead for Monday. The Flood Watch for coastal areas has been extended into Monday, as the ...

A cold front will drop temperatures in Orlando and across Central Florida Monday night into Tuesday morning. Orlando could set new daily records for cold temperatures. How cold will it get? The low ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — The cold front we’ve been tracking in the Orlando area has finally shifted towards the south, bringing a much-needed break in the Central Florida weather. Our rain chances have dropped ...

Cold weather is coming to Central Florida, with lows in the 30s and 40s for the next couple of days. Freeze Watches are in place for Marion, Volusia, Lake and Sumter counties from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m.