ORLANDO, Fla. — We’ve had on and off showers all day as tropical moisture and squalls around Michael continue to filter into Central Florida. 

The chance for heavy rain and gusty wind will stick around overnight under mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures will fall into the mid to upper 70s.

Wednesday morning temperatures will start out in the 70s. Rain coverage increases back up to around 70 percent as tropical moisture from Hurricane Michael sends additional bands of rain into Central Florida.

It will still be warm even with the breeze Wednesday, as temperatures climb back into the low 90s. Overnight temperatures will drop back into the 70s once again for Thursday morning. 

As Michael quickly advances toward the panhandle and travels inland Wednesday, it will get caught up with a cold front. That front will eventually swing through Central Florida later this week with a slight drop in humidity, but temperatures will remain hot.

Expect readings to remain at or just above the seasonal average, in the upper 80s. Plenty of sunshine and low rain chances are anticipated through the weekend.

High Surf Advisory remains in effect, along with a very high rip current risk. Small Craft Advisory in effect through 4pm Thursday. ​

Tropical Update

In the tropics, we continue to monitor the track of Hurricane Michael.

We are keeping our eyes on Tropical Storm Leslie and Tropical Storm Nadine, although they pose no threat to the United States at this time.

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