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<\/p>\nTropical Storm Amanda Forms In the Pacific | Monitoring High Winds and Cooler Temps in Central Florida<\/p>\n
Tropical Storm Amanda Forms In the Pacific | Monitoring High Winds and Cooler Temps in Central Florida<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSEASON. YOU CAN WATCH OUR SPECIAL TONIGHT AT 730. MARQUISE HAS SPENT A LOT OF TIME OUTDOORS. YESTERDAY IT WAS SO HOT, WE WERE SWEATING. WE WERE DOING A SHOOT FOR ONE OF OUR STORIES COMING UP TODAY. VERY DIFFERENT. FELT NICER. HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR. YEAH. IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. RIGHT. WHO COULD THINK? WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT JUST SEVEN DEGREES MAKES SO MUCH OF A SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE? THAT\u2019S ALL IT WAS PRETTY MUCH. YEAH, THAT\u2019LL HELP A LITTLE BIT. DEFINITELY STILL BREEZY OUTDOORS RIGHT NOW, BUT TYPICALLY AROUND THIS TIME OF YEAR, HIGHS PEAK IN THE LOW 90S. YOUR HIGH FOR ORLANDO IS 83 DEGREES TODAY. AND IT\u2019S ALL COURTESY OF THIS STATIONARY BOUNDARY STILL INCHING ITS WAY ACROSS SOUTHERN FLORIDA. YOU SEE ALL THE RAIN ACROSS OUR SUNSHINE STATE IS CONFINED TO THE KEYS ACROSS MIAMI DADE COUNTY, IN WHICH THAT\u2019S JUST BENEATH THIS STATIONARY BOUNDARY. ANYTHING NORTH OF THAT, WE ARE MUCH DRIER AND ALSO MUCH COOLER THAN YOUR SEASONAL AVERAGE TODAY. SO WE DID SEE THAT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. RIGHT NOW, AS THE SUN BEGINS TO PEER ACROSS, I-95 INTO DAYTONA, YOU\u2019RE ACTUALLY WARMER THAN YOU WERE AT THIS POINT IN TIME YESTERDAY, COURTESY OF THE SHOWERS THAT WE HAD. BUT ULTIMATELY, AS YOU MOVE ACROSS I-4, THOSE TEMPERATURES COULD BE ANYWHERE BETWEEN 8 TO 12 DEGREES COOLER THAN WE WERE 24 HOURS AGO. NOW WE ARE STARTING TO UNRAVEL A LITTLE BIT MORE SUNSHINE ACROSS SOME OF OUR NORTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES. SO FROM OCALA THROUGH DAYTONA, PALM COAST, PARTLY CLOUDY OR MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES. ONCE YOU MOVE SOUTH OF THE I FOUR QUARTER, THAT\u2019S WHERE YOU\u2019RE STILL HANGING ON TO THE CLOUD COVERAGE, ALL COURTESY OF THIS NOT WELL DEFINED AREA OF LOW PRESSURE, KIND OF JUST A BROAD SYSTEM IN THE TROPICS. IT\u2019S BEEN REALLY TRYING TO GET THAT CIRCULATION GOING. BUT WHAT STOPPED IT IS THAT UPPER LEVEL WIND SHEAR JUST DOESN\u2019T HAVE THE SUPPORT IN THE UPPER LAYERS OF THE ATMOSPHERE. ALSO ON TOP OF THAT, WITH THE FRONT PASSING THROUGH YESTERDAY, THIS IS ACTING AS A BLOCKADE, REALLY KEEPING IT FROM GETTING TO US IN CENTRAL FLORIDA AS HIGH PRESSURE BEGINS TO BUILD. SO FOR THOSE REASONS, NO DEVELOPMENTS ARE EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE GULF, THE CARIBBEAN OR THE ATLANTIC OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. BUT ACROSS THE PACIFIC, WELL, IT\u2019S A DIFFERENT STORY, RIGHT? THEY HAVE THEIR FIRST NAME, TROPICAL STORM AS OF THIS MORNING. THIS IS TROPICAL STORM AMANDA. LIKELY JUST GOING TO BE A FISH STORM LIVING AND DYING IN THE PACIFIC. BUT BACK HERE AT HOME ALL IS CALM, QUIET AND BREEZY. OUTDOORS. WINDS ARE COMING IN FROM THE NORTHEAST ACROSS NEW SMYRNA BEACH. A PRETTY SCENE HERE LOOKS LIKE LOW TIDE AS TEMPERATURES ARE BACK IN THE LOWER 80S, BUT YOU SEE WIDESPREAD THROUGHOUT VOLUSIA COUNTY. THESE WIND GUSTS COULD BE UPWARDS OF 25MPH. YOU SEE THAT IN PORT ORANGE. ALSO ACROSS ORMOND BEACH, 26 MILE PER HOUR CONDITIONS COMING IN WITH THAT NORTH AND EASTERLY FLOW, THE NORTHERLY COMPONENTS OF THOSE WINDS WILL KEEP TEMPERATURES COOLER TONIGHT, DROPPING YOU DOWN INTO THE 60S. INLAND AND ACROSS THE COAST WILL BE HANGING OUT IN THE UPPER 70S. ONCE THOSE CLOUDS RETURN. TO START OFF THE MORNING TOMORROW. SO MOVING ACROSS YOUR MORNING, YOU\u2019RE BACK IN THE MID 60S IN OCALA. THE VILLAGES WILDWOOD 64 DEGREES, A TOUCH WARMER IN ORLANDO. AND THEN ONCE YOU SLIDE ACROSS THE COASTLINE, THAT\u2019S WHERE TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE LOW 70S. WAKING UP ON THURSDAY MORNING FOR THE AFTERNOON TOMORROW. THIS FRONT JUST CONTINUES TO SAG SLOWLY TOWARDS THE SOUTH, STILL BEING THAT BARRIER BETWEEN US AND THE AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IN THE GULF. BUT ULTIMATELY DRIER AIR WILL MOVE IN TOMORROW. COUPLE CLOUDS HERE AND THERE AS HIGHS RETURN TO THE MID AND THE UPPER 80S. AND THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF YOUR WORKWEEK, WE\u2019LL GET WARMER AND WARMER SLOWLY DAY BY DAY ACROSS SOME OF OUR NORTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES, THOUGH YOU\u2019LL BE IN THE UPPER 70S, LIKE PALM COAST IN FLAGLER COUNTY. BUT IT IS GOING TO BE A BELOW SEASONAL AFTERNOON UNTIL WE GET TO THE WEEKEND. 88 FOR YOUR HIGH ON SATURDAY, 90 ON SUNDAY. SMALL CHANCE FOR A STRAY SHOWER HERE AND THERE, BUT YOUR NEXT SEVEN DAYS ARE GOING TO SHAPE UP LIKE THIS. WE START OFF YOUR THURSDAY WITH THE CLOUDS, BUT SLOWLY IN THE AFTERNOON WE WILL SEE A LITTLE BIT MORE SUNSHINE. STILL BREEZY, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COAST WHERE WE CARRY A HIGH RIP CURRENT RISK ALL THE WAY THROUGH FRIDAY. AS WE GET INTO THE WEEKEND, THOUGH, TEMPERATURES ARE SLOWLY STACKING UP. GETTING INTO THE UPPER 80S ON SATURDAY, LOW 90S ON SUNDAY. THEN WE\u2019RE WATCHING FOR OUR NEXT FRONT ENTERING CENTRAL FLORIDA. THROUGHOUT YOUR WORKWEEK, BRING BACK A FEW CHANCES FOR RAIN ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, BUT LOOK FOR TEMPERATURES TO DROP INTO THE UPPER 80S AS WE WRAP UP YOUR. CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DA\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Tropical Storm Amanda Forms In the Pacific | Monitoring High Winds and Cooler Temps in Central Florida<\/p>\n
Tropical Storm Amanda Forms In the Pacific | Monitoring High Winds and Cooler Temps in Central Florida<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 6:34 PM EDT Jun 3, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n