ORLANDO, Fla. — We had a hot Sunday, although not quite as scorching as last week.

Highs made it into the upper 80s to low 90s with 'feel like' temperatures close to 100 degrees. With dry air in place, we only had a few developing showers, but the activity will wind down early and leave behind clear to partly cloudy skies overnight.

Temperatures will be in the mid-70s for the morning commute back to work and school.

The summertime heat that has had a tight grip on Central Florida is slowly diminishing. Afternoon temperatures will be closer to seasonal averages for the first day of October. Highs will be back in the upper 80 to near 90 for tomorrow. Increasing moisture will lead to more storms for the afternoon and evening commute on Monday.

For Tuesday, we will still see temperatures in the upper 80s, and rain chances will spike to 40 percent. High temperatures for the middle of the week will drop back into the mid to upper 80s. Storm coverage will fall back to 20 percent to 30 percent. Bouts of dry air will continue to wrap around Leslie and an area of high pressure, so rain chances and the coverage of afternoon storms will be fluctuating for the upcoming week. Overnight low temperatures will be falling back into the low to mid 70s.

In the tropics, Leslie is a tropical storm in the north-central Atlantic. This system does not pose a threat to land and it will continue to slowly meander in the open waters. It could strengthen into a hurricane by mid-week. The indirect impacts to the coastline will be the dangerous surf that could lead to life-threatening rip currents. There are no other areas of concern at this time.

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