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

A big swing in storm coverage is expected across Central Florida this week as Saharan dust takes over the forecast, helping limit afternoon storms while allowing temperatures to climb even higher through midweek.

One more round of scattered afternoon storms is expected across Central Florida Tuesday before the forecast shifts toward fewer rain chances and increasing heat through the rest of the week.

As Central Florida heads toward the Fourth of July holiday weekend, the familiar summer pattern continues with hot, humid afternoons and scattered thunderstorms expected each day.

A weak cold front moving toward Central Florida will help trigger another round of strong to severe thunderstorms today before bringing a noticeable break from the heat later this week.

More than 16,000 speeding citations were issued in Titusville during the first 60 days of the city’s new school zone speed camera initiative, according to an update presented by Titusville police to the city council Tuesday.

After days of typical afternoon storms and summerlike heat, Central Florida is heading toward a much wetter and stormier pattern by the end of the week.

Central Florida’s early summer weather pattern is settling in, bringing warm and humid days, breezy afternoons and daily chances for scattered showers and storms through Memorial Day weekend.

An active weather setup is taking shape across Central Florida on Tuesday, with strong to severe storms expected into the afternoon and evening.

A warming trend is underway across Central Florida, with near record heat expected by the end of the week. Slight relief returns by the weekend as rain seeps back into the area.

Temperatures are climbing quickly through the week before rain chances jump heading into the weekend.

Central Florida will stay warm and mostly dry to start the week, but a weak front will bring scattered showers and a few storms Tuesday and Wednesday.

If you like the 80s, Florida is the place to be this week!

Central Florida settles into a quieter weather pattern before a steady warming trend begins. Here's what to know

Expect plenty of sunshine and comfortable temps across Central Florida.

We’re looking at mostly dry conditions across much of Central Florida.

Expect to get walloped with rain before temperatures drop to the lowest values in nine months!

Although Tropical Storm Debby is located about 200 miles northeast of Central Florida, residual effects from the tropical system is still expected locally through Tuesday.

Grab a jacket or stay indoors — it's gonna get cold.

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