Mostly dry conditions across east-central Florida late this morning.
However, expect that to change this afternoon as scattered to
numerous showers and storms are expected to develop along the sea
breeze boundaries, with highest coverage expected over the interior.
Frequent lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain leading to minor
flooding will be the main concerns. Afternoon highs will climb to
the upper 80s to lower 90s.
This morning, isolated showers will move to the northeast mainly
north of the I-4 corridor, bringing brief light rain to Lake and
Volusia counties. Along the Gulf Coast, scattered to numerous
showers and storms will move onshore from Tampa Bay southward. This
activity will eventually move to the northeast as well, reaching the
Kissimmee River and Orlando later today.
This afternoon, showers and storms are expected to develop along the
sea breeze boundaries, with highest coverage expected over the
interior. Frequent lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain leading to
minor flooding will be the main concerns. Afternoon highs will climb
to the upper 80s to lower 90s.
Isolated showers with embedded thunderstorms are possible overnight
as precipitation develops from the west and moves into east-central
Florida. However, most of the area is expected to remain dry tonight
with a less favorable setup for precipitation development across the
Space Coast compared to previous nights. While the threat is very
minimal and isolated at best, some storms may produce heavy
rainfall, flooding, cloud-to-ground lighting, and gusty winds. Most
of the activity is forecast to stay along and west of I-4 through
the overnight hours with only a slight chance of rain across areas
south and east of I-4.
Overnight, partly to mostly cloudy skies will keep things warm with
low temperatures forecast to drop into the low-to-mid 70s.
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