Heat, humidity pushing feels-like temperatures to triple digits

Eric BurrisORLANDO, Fla. —

Wednesday is the last day the focus will be on heat and humidity, with dangerous heat indexes making it feel like 108 to 111 degrees.

Stepping outside this morning feels uncomfortable, and the lack of storms will allow temperatures to climb to around 95 degrees.

Starting tomorrow, and continuing through the weekend, rain chances rise as a weak front drifts south.

Storm coverage will increase to about 70 percent, bringing some relief from the oppressive heat.

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