Central Florida drought conditions show slight improvement
Updated: 11:50 AM EDT Jun 4, 2026
Days of rain across Central Florida have helped improve drought conditions – slightly. First Warning Weather Meteorologist Cam Tran says maps show a slight improvement this week, specifically in Brevard, Flagler and Volusia counties. The recent winter and spring seasons have been categorized as abnormally dry due to conditions brought on by the El Niño climate pattern. While conditions may be improving, burn bans remain in place across several counties.
ORLANDO, Fla. —
Days of rain across Central Florida have helped improve drought conditions – slightly.
First Warning Weather Meteorologist Cam Tran says maps show a slight improvement this week, specifically in Brevard, Flagler and Volusia counties.
The recent winter and spring seasons have been categorized as abnormally dry due to conditions brought on by the El Niño climate pattern.
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While conditions may be improving, burn bans remain in place across several counties.