ORLANDO, Fla. -- Lots of sunshine for the start of our weekend as dry air remains over Central Florida.

  • Mostly clear skies overnight
  • Temps falling into the mid-70s
  • Rain chances increase Sunday

Temperatures were quickly able to climb into the mid to low 90s with the humidity making it feel more like 100 degrees. Find shade and stay hydrated! A few isolated storms were able to develop as the east coast sea breeze moved inland, but most were quiet. Rain chances pick up slightly for our Sunday as moisture starts to return.

Mostly clear skies are in the forecast through the overnight hours.

Temperatures will be mild, falling into the mid-70s.

Plenty of sunshine will start out our Sunday, but we’ll start to see a few more clouds in the afternoon. There is also a 40 percent chance of showers and storms developing. Not a washout, but a higher potential than the past couple of days. Highs will reach back into the mid to low 90s with oppressive humidity. No big changes this upcoming work week with afternoon storms each day and temperatures in the 90s.

In The Tropics

Ernesto became post-tropical early Saturday morning. There are no other areas of interest at this time.

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