ORLANDO, Fla. — We got to see the sunshine Monday morning before showers and storms developed in the afternoon.

  • High temps Tuesday at 90 degrees
  • Grab an umbrella if heads to the polls
  • Moisture to move back in for middle of the week
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Highs made it into the low 90s, but the rain helped to cool temperatures down from time to time. Our Tuesday will be very similar with storms developing through the afternoon and seasonable temperatures.

Grab the umbrella if heading to the polls and watch for a few stronger storms.

Some of the cloud cover will clear as we head toward daybreak on Tuesday. Temperatures will be warm and muggy, falling into the mid to upper 70s.

Another quiet start to the day Tuesday with partly sunny skies and temperatures warming into the low 90s quickly.

There is a decent chance for afternoon storms that may impact your trip to the polls or your commute home. Any storm that develops will be capable of heavy rain, gusty wind, and frequent lightning.

Not much is expected to change for the rest of the week.

Beach and boating conditions look favorable with a light chop and a low rip current threat.

Tropical Update

In the tropics, the Atlantic basin remains quiet, and no development is expected in the next five days.

The Atlantic hurricane season runs through Nov. 30. 

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