Central Florida faces low 90s and scattered storms on first day of summer
Central Florida is set to experience high temperatures in the lower 90s on the first full day of summer, with isolated to scattered rain chances expected this afternoon.
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Central Florida is set to experience high temperatures in the lower 90s on the first full day of summer, with isolated to scattered rain chances expected this afternoon.
The heat index today could reach between 95 and 100 degrees for all of Central Florida.
Dry air moving in from the Caribbean will reduce rain chances and lead to warmer temperatures for the next week.
Central Florida is at the start of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season and we are getting you prepared with this year’s Eyewitness to history hurricane special.
Channel 9 is still tracking rain chances during the evening hours, mainly in the west of the Orlando metro area.
Central Florida is kicking off Memorial Day with warm and muggy conditions, setting the stage for another round of afternoon storms.