Shower and storm chances ahead of Mother’s Day plans in Central Florida
Plan ahead with meteorologist Victoria Wisniewski
AFTERNOON. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE SIGNIFICANT, BUT IT’S ENOUGH TO CALM THE FIRE DANGER, BUT NOT ENOUGH TO HELP THE DROUGHT. SO WE GET WE GET WE WIN SOME AND WE LOSE SOME. YEAH. BUT AS WE DO, TAKE A LOOK AT THE FIRE DANGER OVER THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS, IT’S RATHER LIMITED AND THEN DROPS OFF TO NONE BECAUSE WE DO HAVE A COUPLE MORE SHOWERS. WE BEGIN TO DRY OUT AS WE HEAD TOWARDS YOUR WEDNESDAY AND THEN THURSDAY. THAT’S WHERE WE COULD BEGIN TO SEE THE FIRE DANGER RETURNING ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. YOU SEE THAT WE HAVE IMPACT WEATHER FOR TODAY FOR SOME OF THE SHOWERS AND STORMS, MOSTLY ALONG THE COASTLINE. AND THEN A SIMILAR SITUATION FOR TOMORROW. BUT YOU’LL NOTICE IF YOU’RE A LITTLE FURTHER INLAND, YOU COULD STILL BE A LITTLE SHOWERY THROUGHOUT THE MORNING AND EARLY AFTERNOON, BUT THE BULK OF THE STORMS WILL STILL BE ALONG THE COAST. WE BEGIN TO DRY OUT AS WE HEAD CLOSER TO YOUR WEDNESDAY, AND THEN OUR TEMPERATURES RISE RIGHT BACK UP INTO THE UPPER 80S AND LOW 90S. HERE’S A LIVE LOOK AT DOWNTOWN ORLANDO AT THIS HOUR. THE LAST DAY OF ROLLING LOUD IS TODAY, AND TEMPERATURES STILL MUGGY MID 70S AT THIS HOUR, 75 IN SANFORD, 74 IN SAINT CLOUD. AND WE’RE LOOKING AT 72 IN TITUSVILLE. NOW, THE 12 HOUR FORECAST FOR DAYTONA BEACH. YOU’LL NOTICE THE IMPACT WEATHER COMING INTO PLACE AFTER 4 P.M. AROUND THE FIVE THROUGH ABOUT 7:08 P.M. HOUR, WE COULD SEE SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS AND STORMS BEGINNING TO ARRIVE. THEY’LL KIND OF BEGIN THROUGH AREAS OF PALM COAST AND THEN EVENTUALLY MOVE THEIR WAY A LITTLE CLOSER TOWARDS DAYTONA BEACH AND NEW SMYRNA BEACH, LUTSK TEMPERATURES ARE PRETTY WARM. WE’RE LOOKING AT 91 TOWARDS ORLANDO, 92 IN LEESBURG. BUT BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS IS STILL COOLER THAN WHERE WE WERE YESTERDAY. HERE’S A LOOK AT FUTURE CAST. YOU SEE JUST A QUICK WAVE OF SHOWERS AROUND 11 A.M. TO AROUND NOON. AND THEN THERE’S THOSE CELLS POPPING A LITTLE CLOSER TO THE COASTLINE. AND THEN THEY’LL KIND OF JUST HANG AROUND THERE THREE, 4:00 HEADING IN TOWARDS 5 P.M. AS WELL. SO FOR YOUR MOTHER’S DAY PLANS, IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE ALONG THE COASTLINE, MAYBE YOU HAD AN INTENTION TO HEAD TO THE BEACH, MAYBE YOU WANTED TO GO TO OUTDOOR DINNER. THAT’S TOTALLY FINE. BUT NOW KEEP IN MIND THAT AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE AFTERNOON, YOU MAY WANT TO HAVE WAYS OF HEADING INDOORS. IF YOU SEE ANY SHOWERS OR STORMS OR ANY DARKER CLOUDS APPEARING ALONG THE COAST. NOW WE ARE MOSTLY GOING TO REMAIN DRY ACROSS ORLANDO COULD SEE A QUICK SELL, BUT FOR THE MOST PART WE’RE GOING TO BE DRY NOW. TOMORROW. SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT STORY. YOU BEGIN TO SEE THIS COLD FRONT MOVE THROUGH AND ALONG THAT COLD FRONT IS WHERE WE COULD SEE SOME SHOWERS AND STORMS THAT WILL COOL US DOWN FOR YOUR TUESDAY, BUT BRING US ANOTHER, STRONGER TO SEVERE RISK FOR SOME STORMS AS WE HEAD TOWARDS YOUR MONDAY HERE. SO THERE’S A COUPLE SHOWERS MOVING IN THROUGH THE MORNING, EARLY AFTERNOON, BUT THEN THREE 4:00 WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME HEAVIER DOWNPOURS, POTENTIALLY SOME HAIL AND GUSTY WINDS MOVING THROUGH AREAS OF PALM COAST. AND THEN SIMILAR SITUATION ALL THE WAY DOWN TOWARDS NEW SMYRNA BEACH, DAYTONA BEACH AND MELBOURNE. CONTINUING THROUGH THE EARLY EVENING HOURS. AND THEN IT WILL KIND OF DISSIPATE AND DROP OFF AS WE HEAD CLOSER TOWARDS YOUR TUESDAY. AND THEN WE’LL RAIN. CHANCES ALSO DROP OFF, WHICH IS SOME GOOD NEWS. AND WE TAKE ONE MORE LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. WE ARE GOING TO BE WATCHING TEMPERATURES DRO
Shower and storm chances ahead of Mother’s Day plans in Central Florida
Plan ahead with meteorologist Victoria Wisniewski
Updated: 7:06 AM EDT May 10, 2026