ORLANDO, Fla. — After quite a few Sunday storms, it quieted down for the start of our Monday.

  • Tuesday to see highs at 92 degrees
  • Hot and stormy pattern
  • Late day storms return
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Plenty of sunshine through the early afternoon hours as temperatures climbed into the mid to low 90s.

Showers and storms did begin to develop after lunch along the east and west coast sea breeze and move inland. Some of the storms held heavy rain and frequent lightning. A similar forecast is in store for Tuesday.

A lingering shower will be possible early tonight, then quiet with clearing skies as we head into Tuesday morning. Temperatures will be mild, falling into the mid-70s.

Another quiet start to the day will give way to afternoon clouds and storms as the east and west coast sea breeze moves inland.

There may be a few stronger storms with gusty wind and frequent lightning as the two sea breezes collide late in the day.

Temperatures remain hot, back in the mid to low 90s with the humidity making it feel closer to 100 degrees. Hot temperatures and afternoon storms will continue the rest of the week.

A flat surf is expected Tuesday, which will not allow for much surfing. If heading into the water, however, keep in mind an elevated rip current threat and watch for developing storms.

Tropical Forecast

In the tropics, there are no areas of concern at this time. The Atlantic basin is quiet and no new tropical cyclones are expected to form during the next two to five days. 

The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs through Nov. 30, 2018. 

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