ORLANDO, Fla. – When the late day rains finally got started, a few areas ended up with more than 3 inches of rain, but there were partly cloudy skies Saturday night and temperatures that will range from 72 to 74 degrees with light winds out of the southwest.
Sunday arrives with a 50 percent chance of rain around Orlando, but is only 30 percent around Ocala.
Storms that are produced will bring heavy downpours and lots of dangerous lightning. Highs will be in the 90s and feel like 100 degrees.
The week ahead will also see more chances for rain each afternoon.
Beryl has been downgraded to a tropical storm and is not heading toward Florida at this time. By Tuesday, the storm will be south of Haiti, possibly hitting Cuba. It could turn towards the Bahamas by midweek.
Tropical Depression 3 is off the coast of the Carolinas and is heading out to sea, away from the United States.
"While it is expected to strengthen into a storm and possibly a hurricane, the depression poses no threat to Florida," News 6 meteorologist Danny Treanor said.