ORLANDO, Fla. -- It was a record setting Saturday, with Sanford, Daytona Beach and Melbourne tying or breaking the record high. 

Better rain chances are still on the way for Sunday. We’ll see quiet conditions in the morning, with afternoon showers and storms developing. Highs for Sunday will be in the low 90s.

A more typical rainy season weather pattern is expected for next week. The AM sunshine/PM storms will return for Monday and Tuesday, with many locations seeing rainfall. Highs both days will be in the low 90s.

No major changes are expected for midweek as tropical moisture remains in place. Scattered showers and storms will develop both Wednesday and Thursday in the PM hours. Temps will hold in the low 90s.

Some slightly drier air may move in for Friday and next weekend, with temps staying in the low 90s.

TROPICAL UPDATE

Florence continues to batter the Carolinas with storm surge, tropical storm force winds and extremely heavy rainfall. Florence is expected to move further inland tonight and Sunday, resulting in even more flooding in portions of northeast South Carolina and western North Carolina.

Helene is moving rapidly toward the Azores, where tropical storm conditions will ramp up tonight. Helene will continue to move northward and will eventually impact Ireland and the United Kingdom as a post-tropical system.

Joyce is churning in the open waters of the Atlantic, away from land. Joyce will likely become post-tropical early next week.

Elsewhere, the remnants of Isaac in the Caribbean will have a narrow window to redevelop early next week. It has a low chance of redevelopment.

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