Central Florida is in store again for scattered showers and storms amid warming temperatures and high humidity, according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne.
The rain chances are higher on the coast than inland, and would start popping up in the afternoon and evening. The NWS forecasts 50% chance in Orlando, Daytona Beach and Melbourne and 40% in Leesburg.
As with any organized storm, chances for lightning, gusty winds and localized flooding are in store.
Temperatures are forecast to climb into the upper 80s across the region.
Overnight lows are forecast to only drop into the mid 70s as storm chances abate and give way to partly cloudy skies.
Be sure to look up and catch the second full moon of the month. The blue moon is also a micromoon, meaning its near its farthest distance from the Earth about 250,000 miles away.
Supermoons are closer, about 220,000 miles away when they’re full.