Scattered storms that moved east of the Interstate 4 corridor will
affect southeast Volusia county and north Brevard county until
around sunset. A few other storms will also occur from Orlando to
southern Lake county and may develop over north Osceola county.
The main hazard will be from occasional lightning strikes. Heavy
downpours of one or two inches are also possible locally.
Boundary interactions will produce scattered storms through this
evening, mainly near and west of Interstate 4. A few strong storms
with frequent lightning strikes are expected. Make sure to move
indoors as storms build near you.
Gusty winds to around 40 mph will also occur along with quick 2 inch
downpours.
Scattered showers and isolated lightning storms will develop into areas
along and east of the I 4 corridor. Individual storms will move
northeast at around 10 mph. Storms could bring brief heavy rain,
dangerous cloud to ground lightning, but overall coverage will be low.
Activity will weaken rapidly with the loss of heating and diminish
towards sunset.
It will remain hot through the remainder of the afternoon especially
over the interior. Highs will top out from the upper 80s to around 90
degrees along the coast, to the lower 90s inland. Heat index values
will approach 100 in a few locations over the interior.
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