Weather

Another hot week across Central Florida, heat indices reaching the triple digits

Another hot week across Central Florida with daily afternoon heat indices reaching the triple digits. 
Most of Central Florida will very close to the mid-90s, in addition, the humidity will make it feel as if the temperatures were around 102 degrees. 
Storms will start to develop again Tuesday afternoon once the sea breeze gets going. 
The sea breeze develops as the temperature warms, usually above 90 degrees. 
Once again, storms will start out, isolated, along the coast, becoming better organized after 2 p.m. across inland counties, lining up along I-4 by 4 p.m. Drive safely. 

Track storms here: WFTV Doppler 9

How do you plan to beat the heat? Tell us on social media using #StormAlert9, you can also using this hashtag to send us your storm reports. 
About 50 percent of Central Florida could experience thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon, with the typical possibility of strong gusts and small hail. 
Remember lightning is not a criteria for a severe thunderstorm warning to be issued. All thunderstorms have lightning and lightning can be deadly. The rule of thumb is, if you hear thunder you are close enough to get struck by lightning. Make sure to stay weather aware and track the storms. 

Central Florida storm spotters, we want you to join us!