☀️A season of drought🌵

Hey insiders, it’s Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos here prepping for what is going to be a pretty hot Easter weekend as highs soar into the upper 80s to low 90s.

Unfortunately, along with the heat comes little to no rain in the forecast, which will continue to worsen our drought conditions, with more county burn bans being issued.

On average, our rainy season kicks off by the end of May, but that is not always the case. Click here to read more on our rainy season.

🌵 Central Florida’s dry spell just got real

Hey everyone! Meteorologist Michelle Morgan here. Hope your week’s going great—because the weather? It’s beautiful BUT it’s crispy out there. The latest drought map shows parts of Central Florida are now in severe drought, and it’s not looking good: higher fire risks, crop stress, and water concerns are all in the mix.

With sunny skies, low humidity, and little rain, the dry spell is only intensifying. See how fast the drought is spreading—and what it means for you.