ORLANDO, Fla. – The heat is back on Saturday with highs again surging into the low-to-mid 90s. The coast will jump into the 90s as well with a southwest wind pushing in the heat, rather than blowing in off of the relatively “cooler” Atlantic.
A few storms will be possible later Saturday, but they will again be few and far between.
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The best chance for rain and a few storms will be east of Orlando, closer to the coast.
Higher rain chances return Sunday and Monday.
Beach forecast:
With a southwest wind, the beaches will heat up into the low-to-mid 90s. Be on the lookout for a medium rip current risk. Water temperatures are hanging around 80 degrees. Be on the lookout for a few storms late in the afternoon and early evening coming in from inland areas.
Tropics update:
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted an area to watch in the extreme Southern Gulf of Mexico/ Bay of Campeche.
As of Saturday, it is a broad, disorganized area of low pressure that will take its time to organize. Development chances with this entity will likely increase by the middle of next week.