ORLANDO, Fla. – Much of Sunday afternoon will be sunny, dry and hot. Other than a couple of storms developing around lunch and through the early afternoon, most of Central Florida will see a mix of clouds and sunshine. Highs surge into the upper 80s and lower 90s.
Widespread rain and thunderstorms develop around and after dinner. Expect the highest storm chances along and northwest of Interstate 4, but rain and storms will gradually drift toward Orlando and Interstate 95 through the evening.
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Storms could linger well into Sunday night.
Storms become even more widespread Monday. Expect scattered storms to develop in the early afternoon and to become widespread for the Monday evening commute.
Monday is an Inconvenient Weather Day for the possibility of storms significantly impacting your evening drive.
While widespread severe weather is not expected, a few storms could produce isolated damaging wind gusts and small hail. Any storm that develops will produce torrential rain and frequent lightning.
Storm chances stay elevated through Thursday.
Rain chances become relatively lower heading into Memorial Day weekend.
While storm chances are increasing, this probably isn’t the official start of the wet season. Here’s why.
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