Humid trend continues as some may see showers and storms across Central Florida
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PERSON. WHOEVER SCORES THOSE TICKETS. THAT WOULD BE A REALLY GOOD EXPERIENCE. CHRISTINA. ABSOLUTELY. HERE’S THE THING, THOUGH. THE HEAT THAT WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, ALL OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, EVEN DOWN TO MIAMI, YOU’LL HAVE TO FIND WAYS TO COOL DOWN, WHETHER YOU’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING THE WORLD CUP. MAYBE YOU’LL BE HEADING TO THE POOL. THAT’S GOING TO BE A GOOD IDEA, AT LEAST FOR MOST OF THE MORNING HOURS. YOU’LL WANT TO PAY ATTENTION TO THIS FORECAST TO SEE WHO’S GOING TO SEE THOSE SHOWERS AND STORMS LATER ON TODAY. TO DETERMINE IF YOU WILL BE ABLE TO HEAD TO THE POOL AFTER 3 P.M., BECAUSE STORMS WILL BE DEVELOPING HERE ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA. AS WE SEE YOUR SEA BREEZES MOVE IN AND SOME SCATTERED STORMS STILL PRESENT FROM ABOUT 5 P.M. ONWARDS. MOST OF THOSE, THOUGH, WILL BE NEAR THE CITY OF ORLANDO. FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES THROUGH TODAY. THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS WE’RE LOOKING NEAR TRIPLE DIGITS AS WE HEAD THROUGH TUESDAY AS WELL, EVEN INTO YOUR THURSDAY. YOU NOTICE WITH YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST THAT IT’S LOW 90S, BUT IT IS NOT GOING TO FEEL LIKE THAT. IT’S THE HUMIDITY AND MOISTURE THAT IS GOING TO BE MAKING IT FEEL A LOT HOTTER HERE ACROSS THE SUNSHINE STATE. AT LEAST THIS MORNING. WE ARE NICE AND DRY, A COUPLE CLOUDS, BUT OVERALL, TAKE A LOOK AT TAVARES. WE HAD A GORGEOUS SUNRISE. THE SUN IS HIDDEN BEHIND A COUPLE CLOUDS AT THIS HOUR BUT IT WILL BE BACK. DON’T WORRY, WE’RE LOOKING AT 74 RIGHT NOW IN THE CITY OF ORLANDO, TITUSVILLE, COMING IN AT 76, SANFORD ALSO COMING IN AT 76 DEGREES. GOOD MORNING TO THE VILLAGES. COMING IN AT 75. IT IS GOING TO BE A TOASTY AND STEAMY AFTERNOON. 95 IN CLERMONT, 93 IN WINTER HAVEN, 93 IN ORLANDO. MAYBE YOU’LL BE HEADING TO A FARMER’S MARKET TRYING TO HEAD TO THE POOL OR THE BEACH. KEEP IN MIND, SWIM NEAR LIFEGUARD IF YOU’LL BE HEADING TO ONE OF OUR LOCAL BEACHES, BUT THE RIP CURRENTS ARE GOING TO BE MODERATE AND SLOWLY DROPPING THAT RISK THERE. BUT TAKING A LOOK AT THIS AFTERNOON AROUND 3 P.M. IS WHEN THE SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL BEGIN TO DEVELOP. THE SETUP FOR THIS WEEKEND IS HIGH PRESSURE OUT TO OUR WEST, BUT THE SEA BREEZES ARE COMMON TO DEVELOP THIS TIME OF YEAR. AND THAT’S WHY, AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT COUPLE HOURS, YOU’LL NOTICE BEFORE 3 P.M. THERE’S NOT MUCH ACTIVITY, BUT IT BEGINS TO INCREASE FOR 5:00 6:00. SOME OF THE COASTLINE WE SEE THAT SET UP A LITTLE FURTHER INLAND NEAR DELAND, ALL THE WAY THROUGH PARTS OF ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTY. AND THEN OUR STORMS REALLY BECOME CONCENTRATED ALL THE WAY NORTH OF ORLANDO THROUGH PARTS OF ORANGE COUNTY AND THEN DOWN TOWARDS OSCEOLA AND POLK COUNTY. THEY WILL STICK AROUND THROUGH THE EARLY EVENING HOURS AND DROP OFF AROUND 11 P.M. TO ABOUT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. AND THAT’S CERTAINLY WHERE WE BEGIN TO HAVE WHERE SOME OF OUR HIGHER LOCALIZED RAINFALL AMOUNTS, ESPECIALLY THROUGH PARTS OF ORANGE COUNTY, MOVING IN THROUGH PARTS OF POLK COUNTY AS WELL. NOT EVERYONE IS GOING TO SEE ANY RAIN YOU SAW. PARTS OF THE COASTLINE HAVE NO RAIN AT ALL. THAT’S WHAT HAPPENS DURING OUR AFTERNOON SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS AS WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEK, WE HAVE A COLD FRONT THAT WILL BEGIN TO SWEEP DOWN, BUT IT ACTUALLY BECOMES STATIONARY. THAT’S WHY WE’LL HAVE BE MORE SHOWERY TOWARDS THE AFTERNOONS OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. LOOK AT YOUR CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 90S 50 TO 60%.
Humid trend continues as some may see showers and storms across Central Florida
Track the weekend forecast here
Updated: 7:32 AM EDT Jun 13, 2026