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Nearing 90-degrees Sunday. Here is when you can expect cool and windy weather to return.

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More rain drenches Central Florida

Wet week on tap in Orlando area

Daniel Dahm, Digital Content Manager

Troy Bridges, Meteorologist

ORLANDO, Fla. – The rainy season is underway in Central Florida -- in a big way.

"Lots of tropical air in place across Central Florida is leading to afternoon storms," News 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said. "Through Monday, we can expect on and off showers. Most of the stronger storms will come into the afternoon hours, with the risk of strong winds, lightning and heavy rain."

The chance of rain will be 60 to 70% all week.

Expect highs near 90 degrees every day this week. The average high in Orlando on this date is 91.

Hurricane season runs through November, but there is nothing currently brewing in the tropics.

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