The hottest weekend of the year so far is upon us.

A summerlike warmup is taking over this weekend, with temperatures climbing close to 90 degrees in many spots before a cold front brings a cooldown early next week.

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The dry and warm weather continues to end the work week. By the weekend, highs surge back into the low 90s in Central Florida.

After much-needed rain last week, we’re starting to see some improvement in drought conditions across Central Florida.

A hot and dry stretch continues across Central Florida, with temperatures climbing even higher into the weekend before a cool down arrives.

A quiet and warming weather pattern continues across Central Florida, with dry conditions and rising temperatures through the end of the week. But while the weather on land looks great, conditions at the coast remain very dangerous.

A warm and mostly dry stretch continues across Central Florida. Temperatures are expected to gradually climb before a weak front brings some changes early next week.

After a pleasant weekend, sunshine and low rain chances stick around as temperatures climb well above average

A quieter and drier pattern is settling, as temperatures gradually push closer to 90 by the end of the week.

A stretch of beautiful, dry weather is settling in as a steady warming trend sends temperatures near record high later this week.

A slow-moving, nearly stationary front combined with an area of low pressure brought days of soaking rain from April 6–9 2026, likely putting a decent dent in the ongoing rainfall deficit. The highest impacts being felt along the coast.

All eyes are on Friday evening as the crew of Artemis II returns home, splashing down off the coast of California. Just as important as the weather is for launch, conditions also need to cooperate for their trip back.

After a stretch of unsettled weather, things are finally starting to calm down as drier air filters in. While rain chances drop significantly, the strong onshore breeze will stay in place.

Forecasters at Colorado State University released their prediction for the 2026 hurricane season.

Rounds of soaking rain and gusty winds remain in the forecast Thursday as a stubborn setup keeps bands of showers moving in off the Atlantic.

Central Florida is expected to stay locked into a messy weather pattern for the next two days, bringing rounds of flooding rain and gusty winds.

Is Florida’s wet season here?

A soggy setup is locked in across Central Florida, keeping rounds of heavy tropical downpours around. That pattern has already led to impressive rainfall totals, especially along the coastline.

A messy and impactful stretch of weather is unfolding across Central Florida, with heavy rain and gusty winds remaining a concern through the midweek.

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Much-needed rain is expected to continue across parts of Central Florida through at least the middle of the week. Here's what to expect.

La Niña is fading; El Niño is about to burst on the scene.

Central Florida is heading into an unsettled stretch of weather this week as a front drops into our area Monday afternoon.

Multiple rounds of heavy rain may cause flooding in low-lying or poorly drained areas.

Cold Front Brings Rainy, Cooler Week

Soaking rain expected early next week. Some locations can pick up between 2-4″

Rain chances increase Easter Sunday and next week in Central Florida.

Warm temperatures are expected across Central Florida with a few isolated showers possible.

Nearly all of Florida now under severe or extreme drought

Rain chances are expected to rise in Orlando Thursday afternoon, with showers possible throughout the weekend and into Easter. Here's what you need to know according to News 6 meteorologist Michelle Morgan.

The Artemis II launch is set for Wednesday evening with favorable weather and mostly clear skies. Much of Central Florida should see the rocket, with its roar possibly carrying inland after liftoff.

Weather is a GO for a historic launch as Artemis II is set to lift off Wednesday evening. A more unsettled pattern begins to build later this week, bringing higher rain chances.

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Onshore winds will keep a breeze in place through midweek, with spotty afternoon showers and a continued high risk of rip currents at the beaches. A mid-week uptick in rain chances is ahead.

Gusty winds will keep rough surf and dangerous beach conditions in place to start the week, with rain chances returning each afternoon.

A high risk of rip currents and a high surf advisory will remain in effect through Monday.

Windy conditions continue this weekend, creating another dangerous day for beachgoers and boaters, with speedy scattered showers possible.

Wind advisory remains in effect through Sunday, with several coastal advisories in place

After a mainly sunny and warm end to the work week, the weekend is going to look and feel very different.

A wind advisory takes effect Saturday, with gusts expected to reach up to 40 mph.

A warm end to the week in Central Florida but changes arrive this weekend as a cold front brings rain, gusty winds, and a slight cooldown.

From festivals and food to boats, cars, magic, and pups!

A cold front arrives this weekend increasing rain chances

Some relief from the rain—but the drought isn’t done, and the wet season isn’t here yet.

A few spotty showers and storms return this week before a cold front ushers in cooler, windy weather this weekend.

Scattered storms and heavy rain are possible today across Central Florida, with another cooldown on the way this weekend.

The National Hurricane Center is introducing several updates this season, all aimed at making hurricane forecasts clearer and more useful.

Central Florida will see rain chances increase Tuesday as a weak front moves in, bringing scattered showers, a few storms, and the potential for locally heavy rain along the coast into the night.

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.

Scattered showers and storms possible, then temperatures climb close to 90° by week’s end

Central Florida is settling into a stretch of warm and mostly dry weather to start the week, before a weak front brings a few showers midweek and another front approaches next weekend.

Dry conditions will keep fire risk elevated through Monday

The late-season chill is finally backing off for the last weekend of spring break in Central Florida.

Central Florida faces a high rip current risk as breezy spring conditions create beach hazards and elevated wind gusts. Here's what Pinpoint Weather is tracking for the weekend and beyond.

Expect Friday to be a close match to what Central Florida saw Thursday.

From festivals to foam parties, your weekend is covered.

Burn bans remain in effect across several areas

A high risk of rip currents is in effect, with possible beach erosion

Many Central Florida cities are starting off in the 30s and 40s on Wednesday.

It won’t be as windy, but the temperatures will drop a couple of extra degrees by the time you wake up Wednesday.

News 6 meteorologist Julie Broughton says Central Florida could tie record cool high temperatures set over a century ago. Unseasonably cold air has moved in after a strong cold front, with a gradual warm-up expected this weekend.

Highs fall well below the normal 79 degrees, with chilly mornings and a gradual warmup into the weekend

The large swings in the temperature department have been the calling card of the winter to date.

The News 6 Weather Team has declared Monday a Weather Alert Day. Central Florida is under a Level 2 Slight Risk for severe weather from the Storm Prediction Center as a strong cold front moves south across the state.

The News 6 Weather Team has declared Monday a Weather Alert Day. Central Florida is under a Level 2 Slight Risk for severe weather from the Storm Prediction Center as a strong cold front moves south across the state.

Storms and rain didn’t stop some cities from tying heat records

News 6’s meteorologist reports strong storms, heavy rain, and big temperature swings ahead for Central Florida through Monday, with the potential for hazardous conditions including damaging winds and hail.

A Tornado Warning was issued for central Seminole County. The warning expired at 6:15 p.m.

Strong wind gusts reaching 55 mph have been reported in the area

Rain chances stay high Sunday and Monday before cooler air arrives Tuesday

Central Florida is in for soggy weather with the potential for severe storms Sunday and Monday, followed by a notable drop in temperatures as a cold front moves through, according to News 6 meteorologist Michelle Morgan.

Beach weather is going on vacation for a minute. The 90s from earlier in the week will turn to the 60s by early next week.

After a cold front moved through Thursday, Central Florida is enjoying a cooler and drier end to the workweek.

Scattered rain is expected across Central Florida this weekend with cooler temperatures arriving next week, according to News 6 meteorologist Michelle Morgan.

Much-needed rain is pushing through Central Florida ahead of a cold front.

La Niña is hanging on by a threat, but soon El Niño, a potentially strong one, will take over.

Two fronts are on the way, and the second one is expected to bring back the chill.

Some counties have recently been upgraded from moderate to severe drought as the region continues to see a lack of meaningful rainfall.

Will the record-breaking heat continue this week?

Central Florida will see rain chances increase Thursday as a cold front moves across the the area in the afternoon and evening, bringing scattered showers, a few storms, and gusty winds.

A cold front will move across Central Florida Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing a round of showers and thunderstorms with locally heavy downpours.

Central Florida is in for another round of near record heat today before storms return with a cold front late Thursday.

Central Florida is heading into a stretch of near-record heat through midweek, followed by storms with a cold front late in the week, and a cooler pattern develops heading into spring break.

Central Florida could see both warm and cooler weather during spring break week. Forecast trends show a warm start with a possible midweek cooldown.

Isolated sea breeze storms are possible this afternoon.

Orlando is on track for its first 90-degree day of the year, followed by a cold front bringing scattered rain and cooler, more seasonal temperatures. Get the latest details from News 6 meteorologist Michelle Morgan.

Central Florida’s weather is about to swing from summerlike heat and storms to a more springlike pattern with a cold front on the horizon next week.

Temperatures rise into the upper 80s with a chance of low 90s by midweek

Warm weekend weather expected across Central Florida, with daytime highs well above average and just a slight chance of isolated rain. A cold front is expected to bring cooler temperatures and increased rain chances by Thursday.

Central Florida is heading into a warm and mostly dry weekend, but if you’re headed to the beach, be careful. A high risk of rip currents will continue this weekend as steady onshore winds keep surf conditions rough at times.

Central Florida is getting an early taste of summer just as Daylight Saving Time begins.

A summer-like pattern is settling into east Central Florida, bringing unseasonably warm temperatures and the return of spotty afternoon showers over the next several days.

Get ready for a preview of summer across east central Florida as we track near record warmth and the return of daily shower chances.

Wednesday has been mostly quiet, but isolated sea-breeze showers could drift onshore in the afternoon with 20% to 30% coverage.

In Central Florida, the rainy season doesn’t have one official “start date” the way hurricane season does, but there is a clear pattern shift to watch for.

Central Florida is heating up fast, and near record warmth could arrive just in time for the weekend.

Late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning, patchy fog could develop, especially along and north of the I-4 corridor.

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

March is here. That means the final countdown to the official calendar start to spring is right around the corner. Mother Nature is wasting no time setting the stage for not one, but potentially two gnarly storm systems that will be capable of heavy snow on the north side and multiple tornadoes on the south side