Central Florida saw slightly drier air this week, with moisture expected to return by the weekend
Central Florida will experience slightly drier air this week, with only isolated showers expected for the rest of the week.
Central Florida will experience slightly drier air this week, with only isolated showers expected for the rest of the week.
Despite several tropical waves, no tropical development is expected in the Atlantic and Caribbean over the next seven days.
The weather remains hot and humid, with storms likely along the east coast.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal are moving through the northeast U.S. and back out to sea and away.
We’re keeping an eye on a disturbance over Belize and the Yucatan, which could develop as it moves back over the Bay of Campeche in the southwest Gulf this weekend.
The Storm Prediction Center has central Florida in a low risk of severe storms for Wednesday.
While the Atlantic basin remains quiet, it’s still booming in the eastern Pacific.
Temperatures are expected to be 5 degrees above normal as high pressure builds near Florida this week.
This Father’s Day weekend is expected to bring typical hot temperatures, with a heat index exceeding 100 degrees.
Researchers at Colorado State University have updated their forecast for the Atlantic hurricane season, maintaining their initial outlook from April.