Warm, muggy, isolated storms through the evening

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Central Florida is expected to see an increased chance of storms as we head into the weekend. Thursday storms started during the morning hours and continued through the early afternoon. They moved fast to the northwest.

Expect a break from widespread coverage and only isolated storms will affect Central Florida during the evening hours. Low temperatures will drop to the mid to upper-70s.

Friday will remain mostly unstable, mainly in the morning and early afternoon hours. Not everyone will receive rain, but there will be some storms moving across Central Florida during those times. Lightning will be the main threat.

This enhanced shower activity is courtesy of the eighth tropical depression that formed over the Gulf of Mexico. The same system that has brought us rain the past couple of days, will continue to intensify as it approaches Texas.

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Highs on Thursday will reach between 88 and 91 degrees. It will still be very muggy.

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More rounds of storms to end the workweek Friday morning and early afternoon with the most activity

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