Scattered storms and lightning across Central Florida into Sunday evening

ORLANDO, Fla. — Scattered storms have been firing off across Central Florida over the last couple hours.

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The main threats so far are lightning and isolated pockets of small hail.

These storms should build a little more until 8 p.m., then taper off.

Isolated showers will be possible overnight and Monday morning.

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Monday afternoon, temperatures will warm back into the upper 80s, with scattered storms developing for some neighborhoods.

A daily chance of afternoon storms will follow through the week.

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It looks like we’re easing into the wet season and now only two days until hurricane season officially begins.

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