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<\/p>\nMuch cooler across Central Florida as lower humidity moves in<\/p>\n
Track the temperatures to expect this week across Central Florida<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tLET OFF THE BRAKES IN GETTING READY FOR IT. ABSOLUTELY. SANIKA AS THE SEASON UNFOLDS, HERE\u2019S THE MESSAGE ALONG WESH TWO. AND HONESTLY, WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD BE THINKING ABOUT AS WE BEGIN TO GET INTO JUNE AND WHEN THE ACTIVITY INCREASES, DON\u2019T FOCUS ON THE AMOUNT OF STORMS FORECASTED. PREPARE YOURSELF. THAT\u2019S CERTAINLY WHAT\u2019S MOST IMPORTANT. IF WE DO HAVE ANY STORMS MOVING OUR WAY, WE WILL BE THE FIRST TO LET YOU KNOW. WE MONITOR THE ACTIVITY IN THE ATLANTIC AND EVEN IN THE PACIFIC HERE AT WESH TWO, AND OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS, THERE IS NO DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED. WE HAVE A LOW PRESSURE IN THE GULF, BUT IT IS NON-TROPICAL AND IT\u2019S ACTUALLY ALL THAT MOISTURE IS GOING TO BE MOVING WEST. SO THAT IS SOME GOOD NEWS. AND THAT\u2019S WHY THIS WEEKEND IS GOING TO BE NICE AND DRY. WILL BE MOSTLY SUNNY AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR SATURDAY. BY SUNDAY WILL BE WARMING RIGHT BACK UP INTO THE LOW 90S WITH A CHANCE. LOWER CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS AND A WET SEASON PATTERN WILL COME BACK INTO PLAY. LET\u2019S TALK ABOUT YOUR SATELLITE AND RADAR. NOW. WE HAVE A COUPLE CLOUDS TO OUR SOUTH, BUT OVERALL WE ARE NICE AND DRY. MUCH DIFFERENT STORY FROM YESTERDAY. WE\u2019RE LOOKING AT HIGHS IN THE LOW 80S, 82 TWITTER ORLANDO. WE\u2019RE LOOKING AT 82 IN BITHLO, 80 IN DELAND THIS AFTERNOON. BUT 80 EXCUSE ME, 79 TOWARDS PALM COAST FEELING LIKE 79 AT THIS AFTERNOON. YOU\u2019LL NOTICE WITH OUR FUTURECAST WHERE WE HAVE A COUPLE SHOWERS TO OUR SOUTH, BUT EVERYONE ELSE IS GOING TO BE NICE AND DRY WITH OUR WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 20 TO 25MPH. THAT\u2019S JUST THE COLD FRONT MOVING ALL THE WAY FURTHER SOUTH. IT WILL ACTUALLY REMAIN STATIONARY, BUT THE REASON WE\u2019RE NOT GOING TO GET ANY MOISTURE OVER THE NEXT COMING DAYS. YOUR WINDS REALLY CALM DOWN AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR THURSDAY. THERE\u2019S THAT COLD FRONT WHICH WILL EVENTUALLY BECOME STATIONARY, AND THAT LOW PRESSURE WILL STAY FAR AWAY FROM US. IT IS GOING TO BE NON-TROPICAL, BUT BRINGING A LOT MORE RAINFALL TOWARDS LOUISIANA AND TOWARDS TEXAS. AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE WEEKEND. SO WE\u2019RE OF COURSE GOING TO BE WATCHING THIS TROPICAL PLUME, BUT IT\u2019S NOT GOING TO BE IMPACTING US BECAUSE THAT FRONT EXTENDS MUCH FURTHER NORTH. WE COULD SEE PARTS OF THE PANHANDLE GET A COUPLE SHOWERS, BUT WE ARE GOING TO BE NICE DRY HERE ALONG THE ORLANDO METRO AND PARTS OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. HERE\u2019S A LOOK AT THE DROUGHT MONITOR. WE HAVE HAD NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND DOWNPOURS, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COASTLINE. AND AS A NEW DROUGHT MONITOR COMES OUT TOMORROW, WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING FOR HOPEFULLY SOME IMPROVEMENT IN THOSE CONDITIONS BECAUSE WE HAVE SEVERE DROUGHT AND EXCEPTIONAL DROUGHT ALL THROUGHOUT THE SUNSHINE STATE. NOW, RAINFALL AS WE HEAD IN TOWARDS THE MIDDLE OF JUNE IS GOING TO BE JUST ABOUT AVERAGE, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT ABOVE, BUT OVER THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS, WE ARE NOT GOING TO BE LOOKING AT MUCH RAINFALL, WHICH, YOU KNOW, WE CERTAINLY NEED, BUT WE HAVE TO ENJOY WHAT WE HAVE HERE ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA. LOW\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Much cooler across Central Florida as lower humidity moves in<\/p>\n
Track the temperatures to expect this week across Central Florida<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 2:29 PM EDT Jun 3, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n