Tracking additional rainfall across Central Florida
Track the forecast and the heat to follow with meteorologist Victoria Wisnewski
SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY. LOOKS LIKE FUN FOR SURE. ABSOLUTELY. YEAH. WE’VE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS EVENT AND GAIL THE TEMPERATURES OVER THE PAST WEEK. THEY’VE BEEN KIND OF ALL OVER THE PLACE. YEAH, THEY HAVE LIKE HOPSCOTCH. HERE YOU GO. WELL, WE HAVE MORE TO PLAY, SO GP THREE COMES TO AN END. WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT SOME SHOWERS LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING. SO AS THINGS ARE WRAPPING UP. SO THAT IS SOME GOOD NEWS. BUT OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS WE’LL TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. YOU SEE HERE COMES THE HEAT ONCE AGAIN 91 ON YOUR WEDNESDAY. BY THURSDAY WE GET TO 92 DEGREES. SO WE JUST CONTINUE TO SEE A LOT OF THAT WARMTH ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA EXTENDING PAST THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. WE ACTUALLY COULD BE CLOSER TO AVERAGE. SO THAT COULD BE SOME GOOD NEWS. ALL RIGHT. MELBOURNE AT THIS HOUR. LOOK AT THAT BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE AROUND THE HORIZON. AND WE’RE SEEING TEMPERATURES ALREADY WARMING UP 70 IN TITUSVILLE 69 IN MELBOURNE. WE’RE LOOKING AT 68 TOWARDS LEESBURG AND 66 IN CLERMONT AT THIS HOUR. BUT SOME OF THE CLOUDS ARE TRYING TO PUSH OUT. WE WILL SEE MORE CLOUDS BEFORE SOME OF THE RAIN MOVES IN. AFTER 4 P.M. IS REALLY WHERE WE COULD SEE A LITTLE BIT MORE OF THE COVERAGE FOR OUR RAIN SHOWERS. THEY’RE GOING TO BEGIN VERY ISOLATED THE MORNING. VERY, VERY NICE. SLOWLY WARMING THOUGH WILL BE LOOKING AT UPPER 80S AS ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE FURTHER INLAND. BUT HERE’S THE 3:30 P.M. HOUR. YOU SEE THE CLOUDS. YOU SEE A COUPLE POP UP SHOWERS. BUT THEN HOW QUICKLY WE ACTUALLY SEE MORE OF THAT RAIN COVERAGE ANYWHERE EAST OF THE VILLAGE IS MOVING CLOSER ALONG THE COASTLINE. DAYTONA BEACH, ALREADY BY 3 P.M., I WOULD ALREADY BEGIN TO WATCH FOR SOME OF THE CHANGING CONDITIONS. IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE SPENDING TIME AT THE COASTLINE, EVEN LOOKING IN TITUSVILLE, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, I UNDERSTAND. YOU KNOW, IT’S GOING TO BE 930 AT NIGHT, BUT IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE GETTING A LATER DINNER RESERVATION, IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE SPENDING ANY TIME OUTDOORS BEFORE THE SUN SETS. KEEP IN MIND THERE COULD BE SOME HEAVIER SHOWERS AND DOWNPOURS. THIS ALL BEGINS TO DISSIPATE AFTER MIDNIGHT, AND THEN WE’LL KIND OF A SIMILAR SITUATION TOMORROW, BUT NOT AS MUCH. RAIN WILL BE A MUCH LOWER AND WE’LL BE SEEING IT ALONG THE COASTLINE AS WELL THIS AFTERNOON, THOUGH STILL, BEFORE THIS RAIN MOVES IN, WE’LL BE LOOKING AT UPPER 80S ACROSS THE BOARD, LOWER TO MID 80S. IF YOU ARE CLOSER ALONG THE COASTLINE. HERE’S A LOOK AT THAT COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH THIS TOMORROW IS ACTUALLY GOING TO COOL US DOWN. ONLY ABOUT THREE DEGREES. SO WE’RE TRYING THE BEST THAT WE CAN. BUT THEN HERE’S THE HEAT THAT BUILDS. RIGHT AFTER THAT, WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT HIGH PRESSURE, BRINGING IN SOME DRIER AIR. SO THAT IS WHY WE HAVE THIS REALLY WARM STRETCH BEGINNING AROUND THE WEDNESDAY TIME FRAME. YOU’LL REALLY BEGIN TO FEEL A LOT OF THE DRIER AIR MOVE IN. SO BY THURSDAY WE’RE GOING TO BE PEAKING AROUND 92 DEGREES FRIDAY, EVEN INTO SATURDAY. STILL GOING TO BE LOOKING AT SOME OF THOSE ABOVE AVERAGE TEMPERATURES. BUT WE CERTAINLY NEED THE RAIN. AND AS WE HEAD INTO THE FIRST WEEK OF MAY, THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT WE WILL BE SLIGHTLY ABOVE AVERAGE. WE CERTAINLY NEED IT. AND THEN HERE’S A LOOK AT THE EXTENDED OUTLOOK FOR TEMPERATURES. WE ARE GOING TO BE JUST ABOUT AVERAGE. SO THAT MEANS WE’LL BE IN THE MID 80S. SOME OF US THOUGH COULD BE A COUPLE DEGREES COOLER BELOW AVERAGE. THAT WILL BE NICE TO KIND OF GET THINGS KIND OF WHERE THEY NEED TO BE AHEAD OF WET SEASON, WHICH BEGINS IN ABOUT A MONTH. SO TAKE A LOOK. YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. ONCE AGAIN, WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT THE LOW 90S, BUT CLOUDS YOU’LL NOTICE THE RAIN CHANCES RETURN CLOSER TO Y
Tracking additional rainfall across Central Florida
Track the forecast and the heat to follow with meteorologist Victoria Wisnewski
Updated: 7:29 AM EDT Apr 26, 2026
Another toasty day is forecasted across central Florida. Upper 80s inland and lower 80s closer to the coast.Expect scattered showers to move in East of Orlando later today. No severe storms are expected, though an isolated embedded thunderstorm is possible.A weak cold front moves through on Monday, temporarily dropping tempertures before heat builds back in later in the week.
ORLANDO, Fla. —
Another toasty day is forecasted across central Florida. Upper 80s inland and lower 80s closer to the coast.
Expect scattered showers to move in East of Orlando later today. No severe storms are expected, though an isolated embedded thunderstorm is possible.
A weak cold front moves through on Monday, temporarily dropping tempertures before heat builds back in later in the week.