There have been a few downpours in recent days, but Central Florida has mostly avoided the start of the wet season.
The interruption was caused by the Saharan Dust, which covered the Sunshine State late this week and into the weekend.
The dry, dusty air mass that is hovering approximately 10 to 20,000 feet over our heads will eventually dissipate and be replaced by a tropical one.
When you combine the increased moisture with the sea breeze, it will look and feel much more like a Florida summer.
Expect more rain and storms on Tuesday. A few stray downpours are likely late in the morning.
The most widespread storms form in the late afternoon.
Storms have the potential to linger late, particularly along and near I-4.
A more typical rainfall pattern is forecast on Wednesday.
This return to the regular wet weather also brings an increase in humidity. The middle of the week brings some of the most humid days of the season thus far.
