As the week wraps up in Central Florida, brace yourself for an increase in heat and humidity.
Orlando is set to experience a scorching Friday, with temperatures climbing to 93 degrees and the heat index pushing the “feels-like” temperature to a sweltering 101.
Residents of The Villages brace for a sweltering heat index soaring to 106.
Humidity levels are set to remain persistently elevated throughout the area, frequently reaching the upper 80% range or higher. Expect a muggy and sticky day ahead, so make sure to keep hydrated if you’re heading outdoors.
Expect a dry start to the morning, featuring a blend of clouds and sunshine, but be prepared for isolated showers and storms to emerge as the day progresses.
Coastal areas face a 30% likelihood of rain, while inland regions see even greater chances. Expect a significant likelihood of showers and potential downpours in areas surrounding Marion County by this evening, with chances ranging from 50% to 70%.
Expect lingering scattered showers post-sunset, particularly near I-75. While these storms are not anticipated to be extensive or intense, it’s wise to have an umbrella handy just in case.
For those monitoring the tropics, there’s no need for concern at this moment. The National Hurricane Centre reports no areas of concern in the Atlantic basin, with no tropical development anticipated in the coming days.
The forecast from the News 6 weather team indicates that the hot and humid conditions are set to continue into the weekend. This weekend is expected to sizzle with temperatures soaring to approximately 93 degrees, accompanied by a 30-40% likelihood of rain on both days. This Sunday, coinciding with Father’s Day, is expected to be hot and unpredictable.
Expect persistent and turbulent conditions to continue into the upcoming week.
