ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s going to be another hot day here in Central Florida.

Temps will soar into the mid-90s for many.

In additional to the heat, Meteorologist Brian Shields says our chances for rain will increase Monday.

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Shields says the tropical disturbance that we’ve been tracking is moving onshore in North Florida and Georgia.

“It isn’t organized, but will help enhance our chance of storms this afternoon.”

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Atlantic hurricane season expected to be ‘above-normal’ (NCD)

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