ORLANDO, Fla. – The ongoing drought situation across Central Florida continues, with severe conditions affecting multiple counties.
Parts of Central Florida, including Marion, Sumter, Lake and Volusia counties, are experiencing extreme drought conditions. These areas are highlighted in red below in the latest drought monitor, indicating the urgent need for rainfall to mitigate the worsening situation.
If you’re planning outdoor activities, expect a hot and mostly dry Friday in the Orlando area, with hot and dry conditions lasting into the weekend.
By Sunday evening, a weak cold front is expected to drift over northern parts of the region, slightly increasing rain chances—especially north and west of the I-4 corridor—with isolated showers possible and a 20% chance of rain.
[Watch Michelle Morgan’s forecast in the video below]
As we roll into Monday, sea breezes return and so do higher rain chances, bringing a refreshing break from the heat.
Scattered showers and storms are expected across Central Florida Monday afternoon, with rain chances climbing to 30-40%.
Temperatures will dip slightly, offering a bit of relief as we start the new week.
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