ORLANDO, Fla. – The chance for rain is finally expected to increase Monday, News 6's Danny Treanor said.
The greatest chance for rain will be Monday night and Tuesday, and once again on Thursday. The chance of rain will peak out at 40 percent.
In the meantime, some spotty showers occurred Sunday.
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"The showers weren't significant, but were the beginning of a trend toward more showers," Treanor said.
Lots of clouds were around Sunday, keeping temperatures down a bit. A strong breeze also made for a very tropical day. Increasing humidity is another factor for producing more showers.
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Winds will continue Sunday, along with temperatures that will range from 71 degrees in Orlando to 76 degrees in Palm Bay.
There will be mixed skies Monday, with a chance of a thunderstorm after 2 p.m. A 20 percent chance in the afternoon will increase to 40 percent Monday evening. Temperatures will range from 85 degrees in Melbourne, to 88 degrees in Daytona Beach and 91 degrees in Orlando.
"Rainy season usually begins on May 27," Treanor said. "Fire risk remains high. Please be careful."