Heat advisories possible this week as highs hit mid-upper 90s.
Highs for Orlando over the next 7 days.
ORLANDO, Fla. – Our Father’s day/first day of summer had plenty of strong thunderstorms keeping highs near seasonal in the low 90s. These storms will linger through the early evening, dying off after sunset. Overnight will feature dry skies with passing clouds and lows in the mid-upper 70s.
A ridge of high pressure will build over Florida this week.
The week ahead will include a high dose of heat as a ridge in the upper levels of the atmosphere builds over Florida.
Highs for Orlando over the next 7 days.
The warm, sinking air we see with this ridge will allow high temperatures to soar into the mid-upper 90s with heat indices up to 108ºF for the entirety of this week and into next weekend. This ridge will also serve to lower rain chances as the atmosphere will be more on the stable side.
Heat indices expected between 100-105 degrees.
Your Monday will still feature spotty afternoon storms, however, coverage will be lower as this ridge builds in. Afternoon storms will push from the I-75 corridor just before noon towards the I-4 corridor just after lunchtime.
Westerly winds flip our typical sea breeze pattern.
Storms will continue to move towards the east coast beaches for the second half of the day. Rain chances are only at 30-40%. Highs will hit the mid 90s with heat indices up to 105ºF.
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AMS Certified Meteorologist with a decade of experience forecasting in the state of Florida. Jordan has covered some of the state’s most recognized hurricanes including Irma, Michael, Ian, Milton, and Helene.