ORLANDO, Fla. – For most of us in Central Florida, it was a quiet day, but in Flagler County some severe thunderstorms pushed through Saturday afternoon with heavy rains and gusty winds. That activity has moved out and a warm and quiet evening is ahead.
There is another opportunity for fog tonight while skies stay partly cloudy and the temperatures remain mild. Lows Saturday night will range from 62 degrees in Ocala to 63 degrees in Palm Bay and 64 degrees in Orlando.
Big time heat continues Sunday when highs could reach 86 degrees in many locations. Clouds will begin building in the afternoon and by nighttime, there will be a 20 percent chance of rain.
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Monday rain is not expected to be a storm producer, but there will be a 50 percent chance of showers.
Cooler air begins arriving Tuesday, and Tuesday night will see temps back in the 40s.
Wednesday will see daytime temps in the 60s.