CENTRAL FLORIDA -- We had a hot Friday afternoon with temperatures quickly climbing to around 90 degrees.

  • Saturday to see lots of sun
  • Highs at 92 Saturday
  • Hurricane season starts
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Showers and storms were not widespread, but we still had some development along the east and west coast sea breeze.

The storms have settled and it will be quiet heading into Saturday morning. Rain chances back down quite a bit this weekend as temperatures remain hot.

Partly cloudy skies are in the forecast through the overnight hours. There may be some areas of fog early Saturday morning, but most will be quiet as we head toward daybreak. Temperatures will be warm, falling into the mid to low 70s.

We’ll get to see plenty of sunshine to start out our Saturday as temperatures heat up quickly. Highs will be around 90 degrees. The chance for afternoon storms is lower, but still a possibility. Some of the storms could hold frequent lightning and heavy rain.

The forecast will be similar for Sunday, then rain chances pick up slightly as a front moves closer Monday. This front will help to bring even drier conditions by mid-week. Temperatures stay hot.

Grab the sunscreen if heading to the beach this weekend with a high UV index expected. There may be a little chop on the water, but overall, not a bad day at the beach.

Tropical Update

The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season start Friday. Now is time to prepare for hurricane activity, including buying plans and having a plan in place.

Currently there is no major activity in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean or the open waters of the Atlantic.

With Alberto being the first named system, the next named storm this year will be ‘Beryl.’

Hurricane season goes until Nov. 30.

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