🍁Leaves aren’t falling — temps aren’t either☀️

ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s officially the first week of fall, and Central Florida has reversed the clock and brought us right back into the pits of summer! Hey weather insiders, it’s Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos here.

All week long feels like temperatures soared over 100 degrees with storms popping daily! Who else is hoping for a cold front? Me!!!! 🌡️⬇️Click here to read more on what to expect for your weekend.

While we don’t have any big cooler changes ahead, let’s just hope all the tropical trouble just to our east STAYS to the east.

Click here for the latest on the tropics and why you should stay updated through the weekend.

🌾It feels like summer, but fall festivities are in full swing🌻

Hi there, Meteorologist Michelle Morgan here—waiting patiently for a cold front to move through Central Florida, but it looks like it’s going to be a while.

As Candace mentioned, it’ll be toasty with a few showers around, but don’t let that stop you from kicking off the fall season.

Several fall festivals are happening across Central Florida, along with Oktoberfest celebrations.

One standout fall fest even features a haunted monster truck ride through a farm, where you’ll run into spooky characters—just the right kind of scare to kick off the spooky season.

Looking for the perfect pumpkin or want to get lost in a corn maze and hop on some hayrides? Click here to check out the full list of fall events.

Also on the move this weekend: monarch butterflies! These stunning creatures are currently making their incredible 3,000-mile fall migration to Mexico, with routes leading to Florida and California too.

Click here to read more about their journey.

Can 2 storms combine? 🌀🌀

It’s a question we have been asked a lot this week, with two tropical waves in close proximity to one another. What’s going on, guys? Meteorologist Jonathan Kegges back with you.

While two storms can merge, they won’t form some super mega storm like in the movies. The close proximity of the storms can actually be detrimental to one or both of them. Here’s the most likely outcome when storms are close to one another.

Lots of uncertainty ahead in the west Atlantic - keep watching Central Florida 📡

Welcome back to your newsletter, everyone, this is meteorologist David Nazario, and I’m CLOSELY watching all things tropical for you. Things are getting dicey and fairly interesting out there near the Caribbean islands. A tricky forecast lies ahead for what has now developed into tropical storm Humberto, the eighth named system of our hurricane season. An even thicker layer of mystery resides with another area of disturbed tropical weather, tagged Invest 94L.

Throughout the day yesterday, and especially overnight this morning, this feature has really shown signs of trying to get its act together. It’s now currently right off the coast of the Dominican Republic. This is one pivotal spot that could dictate a lot of what happens next. From there, computer models are very jumpy in their solutions. They tend to struggle with all the different moving pieces we’ve got in the tropical puzzle.

If you want to get the full low-down on where we in Central Florida stand, and the rest of us along the east coast of the United States, I highly recommend you check that out HERE. I will also have more recurring updates this weekend for you, ready to rock as soon as possible!