Pattern turning much wetter across Central Florida, highs reaching mid-90s
ORLANDO, Fla. —
Storms are expected to develop later today, with a 70% chance of showers and highs reaching the mid-90s.
The active weather pattern will persist over the next few days, with high rain chances continuing through the weekend.
There is one area of interest in the tropics, Invest 96L, with a high chance of developing.
There is no threat to us for now, but its future will be worth watching due to weak wind shear.
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