60s return after over 100 days!

Another round of showers and storms is ahead Wednesday before a front brings a noticeable change to Central Florida’s weather pattern.

Central Florida will get a taste of fall this weekend as a cool front brings drier air, lower humidity and cooler mornings, with some areas dipping into the 60s.

Storms stick around through midweek before a front brings drier air, lower humidity and a taste of fall this weekend. Here’s the latest timeline.

More storms are ahead through Tuesday before a front brings drier air and cooler temperatures later this week.

Rain chances increase even more next week.

High chance for rain lingers early this week before a late-week cold front.

Rain chances increase even more next week.

Humidity and heat indices make a comeback as well.

The last weekend of the summer season features higher rain chances.

A disturbance moving across the state will bring deeper moisture, increasing rain chances to 60%–70% this weekend while temperatures stay near normal.

A developing mid-level low brings moisture and instability for weekend storms.

A brief break from the rain arrives Thursday as drier air lowers shower chances, but the wetter pattern returns Friday. Here’s when storms ramp back up and what to expect through the weekend.

Drier and breezy conditions continue into Thursday.

Drier air moves in across the north today, while southern Central Florida stays wetter with more showers and storms. Here’s what to expect, including breezy winds and rough beach conditions.

Another round of showers and storms is ahead Tuesday before a noticeable weather shift Wednesday brings drier air, stronger winds and rougher surf.

Central Florida starts the week warm and muggy, but a noticeable change arrives Wednesday as drier air moves in and breezy winds develop.

Lower rain chances and breezy conditions return to Central Florida.

Rain chances on the decline as we push into the upcoming week.

Rain chances on the decline as we push into the upcoming week.

Sea breeze storms drive Saturday’s forecast. Trending drier starting Sunday.

Sea breeze storms drive Saturday’s forecast. Trending drier starting Sunday.

Storm chances stay high across Central Florida as we head into the weekend. Here’s when storms could be most widespread and what to expect.

Rain chances stay near 70% through Sunday

Central Florida remains in a summerlike setup with plenty of moisture, daily showers, and thunderstorms continuing through the weekend.

Central Florida is staying locked into a wet pattern with frequent showers and storms through the week.

First day back to work and school will feature a higher-than-normal afternoon rain chance.

The wet weather pattern continues across Central Florida, with widespread showers and storms expected Labor Day and through much of the week.

Rain chances remain higher than normal through Labor Day.

Rain chances remain higher than normal through Labor Day.

Rain chances remain higher than normal through Labor Day.

Rain chances remain higher than normal through Labor Day.

Rain chances remain higher than normal through Labor Day.

A wetter weather pattern will continue across Central Florida through the Labor Day weekend, with daily showers and thunderstorms remaining in the forecast.

Rain coverage at 70-80% through Monday

A wetter pattern is taking shape across Central Florida, with more widespread storms and heavy rain expected through Labor Day weekend

If no hurricane forms before Sept. 11, this season will tie the record for the latest start to hurricane activity in the modern satellite era, a mark previously set in both 2002 and 2013.

Expect another day of heavy downpours possible for Central Florida, as lingering swells from remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly bring a high risk of rip currents.

A very moist pattern will bring multiple rounds of showers and storms to Central Florida through Thursday, with some areas picking up several inches of rain.

The short-lived system is expected to move toward the Upper Texas or southwestern Louisiana coast Tuesday, bringing heavy rain to parts of the region.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly could bring an extra dose of moisture to Central Florida this week. Here's when rain and storm chances could peak and what to watch for.

Rain chances remain high for the week to come

Soaking afternoon thunderstorms expected.

Soaking afternoon thunderstorms expected.

Strongest storms favor areas west of Orlando area Saturday

Another round of afternoon storms could bring heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds Friday. Storms shift inland this weekend as heat and humidity build for the start of September.

Newly formed Tropical Storm Dolly as developed in the Atlantic. The storm faces strong wind shear ahead as it nears the Caribbean.

The tropical wave being monitored in the eastern Atlantic could briefly become a short-lived tropical depression or tropical storm Thursday before moving into a more hostile environment.

Afternoon storms will remain likely through the weekend, bringing the typical summer-time threats of lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain.

Rain chances remain high through the rest of the week.

Another active day of weather is ahead for Central Florida, with widespread afternoon storms expected. Storm chances remain high through the end of the week and into the weekend.

The Atlantic is getting busier as two areas are monitored for tropical development. Here's which system has the better chance of organizing and what it means for Florida.

Central Florida turns stormier this week as moisture levels climb back toward normal.

First models in for new Atlantic disturbance

Central Florida has a chance to catch a partial lunar eclipse this week. Here’s when to look up, what you’ll see and why the Moon will look a little different.

Central Florida will start the week with hot temperatures and scattered afternoon storms, but rain chances will increase by midweek as more moisture returns to the area.

Isolated storms expected Monday before coverage increases by late-week.

Rain chances increase the farther north you go.

Rain chances increase the farther north you go.

Spotty storms Saturday afternoon.

Spotty storms Saturday afternoon.

Central Florida will see another round of scattered showers and storms today, with feels like temperatures staying below heat advisory levels.

Storms become more scattered Friday afternoon.

Central Florida is in for another dangerously hot day, but scattered to numerous afternoon storms will bring some relief from the heat. A Heat Advisory is in effect for all of East Central Florida, while a few storms could turn strong to severe.

High heat remains before cooling afternoon Thunderstorms.

Another heat advisory is in effect as Central Florida faces mid-90s temperatures and dangerous heat indices today. Scattered storms possible Wednesday, with daily storm chances continuing into next week as the most intense heat gradually begins to ease.

A more active weather pattern returns to Central Florida Wednesday. Widespread thunderstorms are expected to develop after lunch and continue through the afternoon.

Central Florida is bracing for the hottest day of the current heat wave, with a rare Extreme Heat Warning issued for Marion and Flagler counties and dangerous heat indices across the area.

Heat Index could soar to 115 Tuesday

Central Florida is facing another dangerously hot day, but there some wetter changes ahead this week.

Heat indices Monday expected around 108-112 degrees.

Heat advisories issued as “feels like” temps will hover around 108-110 degrees.

Heat advisories issued as “feels like” temps will hover around 108-110 degrees.

Huge heat dominates Central Florida this weekend

Central Florida’s dangerous heat wave isn’t going anywhere. The fourth heat advisory of the week was issued Friday, as heat index values will exceed 108 degrees.

Central Florida is in for another stretch of dangerous heat with fewer afternoon storms. A Heat Advisory is in effect Thursday from 10am-8pm.

The Atlantic is heating up with Tropical Storm Cristobal and Invest 92L. There is no threat to Florida at this time

Central Florida’s heat wave continues through the weekend with heat indices potentially reaching 108 to 112 degrees and additional Heat Advisories likely.

The Perseid meteor shower peaks this weekend, bringing one of the best chances of the year to spot shooting stars. Find out when and where to look, plus how weather conditions could impact viewing.

A Heat Advisory is in effect today as Central Florida begins a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat with limited rain around.

As of 8 a.m, Monday, the National Hurricane Center was monitoring three areas for possible tropical development across the Atlantic basin. None are an immediate concern for Florida.

Feels-like temperatures climb above 100 degrees as rain chances stay below normal through the weekend

Rain chances remain low as high temperatures climb back into the mid 90s.

High temperatures make a rebound to the mid 90s.

Rain chances continue to decline into next week.

Rain chances begin to decline starting on Sunday.

Rain chances begin to decline starting on Sunday.

Rain chances climb to around 70% through Saturday, with multiple rounds of showers and storms capable of producing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and localized flooding.

Increasing tropical moisture means higher rain for Central Florida Friday.

Scattered storms continue Thursday, but the wettest weather arrives Friday as tropical moisture moves across Florida.

Drier, sunnier skies return for the start of school.

Colorado State University is sticking with its forecast for a quieter-than-average Atlantic hurricane season as the busiest stretch of the season gets underway.

Scattered sea breeze storms remain in the forecast through Thursday before tropical moisture boosts rain and storm coverage Friday and Saturday.

Expect another active afternoon with storms capable of heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds. Then, all eyes turn to a tropical disturbance that may boost rain chances later this week.

Scattered storms will continue through the first half of the week before another tropical disturbance could bring a wetter pattern to Central Florida by Friday and the weekend.

The week begins with lingering moisture and ends trending a little drier.

Scattered storms continue in Central Florida to close weekend

Rain chances increase even further as we remain unsettled.

Rain chances remain high across Central Florida.

Rain chances remain high across Central Florida.