For the third time this hurricane season a hurricane watch has been issued for a portion of the Hawaiian islands.

Tropical Depression Fay regenerates in the Atlantic

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's deadly lightning season has prompted Orlando Health burn center director Dr. Howard Smith to urge residents to check the weather, make an evacuation plan, and head indoors immediately at the first sound of thunder.

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.

Fay is forecast to briefly reach hurricane strength.

Rain chances increase even more next week.

TD 6 is churning southwest of the Azores Islands.

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.