Several factors are contributing to the soon-to-be relentless drought conditions spreading through Florida.

Here's what to expect weather-wise in Central Florida over the next few days.

Here's your forecast for the Orlando area.

Our peninsula is plagued by mostly clear skies and VERY hot temperatures.

We’re looking at a another day with heightened fire danger across the area, and that risk isn’t going away anytime soon.

The fire threat remains high in Central Florida.

Risk for fires still a concern even as rain arrives.

ORLANDO, Fla.- – Be mindful of open flames across Central Florida Saturday. The dry vegetation combined with low relative humidity and gusty winds is creating dangerous fire conditions. Gusty northeast winds could quickly spread any fire that got started. The fire danger is elevated across of Central Florida, but the counties not included in the warning don’t quite meet the warning criteria. As the sun goes down, the relative humidity increases improving the situation.

ORLANDO, Fla.- – Behind the cold front from earlier in the week, extremely dry air continues to settle in. The combination of that dry air and gusty winds through Saturday afternoon will elevate the fire risk. A Red Flag Warning for an increased fire risk is in effect Saturday for Volusia, Seminole and Orange counties. The air will remain dry Sunday, but the winds will weaken. Be mindful of open flames this weekend.