Orlando AM Weather Forecast: Sct'd storms Saturday afternoon and evening

could get chased away with some showers and thunderstorms later in the afternoon into the early evening. Be sure you're swimming by lifeguard stands. We do have that a moderate current risk, a high UV index. Don't want to forget the sunscreen either, but the water will certainly feel great refreshing in the low eighties here today, around 92 in Orlando, 91 in the villages this afternoon, pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year, but expect more numerous storms around with those chances around 60%. When you factor in the humidity, it'll be still no fall fields anytime soon. 107 in Sanford dealing with the same in Claremont around 103 in Ocala. We lose the heating and humidity. Their storms start to fade away tonight with temperatures falling back into the middle and upper seventies timing things out for us here on our Fox weather model, planning things out with future cash through the remainder of our day. Notice two o'clock start to see some isolated activity developing with that heating. And then the collision happens and we see scattered showers and thunderstorms through dinnertime kind of lingering. And then tomorrow morning we're dry to kick off our day. But notice by the afternoon, not a lot of activity because of some drier air that is working into central Florida, isolated showers and thunderstorms run 20 to 30% pops, but still it should be a drier day as a whole. Now, Monday that changes. We start to see a front working in and with that, we start to tap into some more tropical moisture and that should lead to more numerous showers and thunderstorms on Labor Day. Mainly dry to start though, but for the afternoon could be wetter and a little bit unsettled. And you can see the potential for some torrential rain there in the green. It does include a good bit of the Fox 35 viewing area places like Orlando up toward Daytona beach. It includes portions of Lake County, Orange County Brevard up into Volusia Flagler in Eastern Marion County. So we'll have to monitor that flood risk. If a storm were to sit for a while, it's a level one out of four risk for us. Now chances stay higher on Tuesday as well, around 70% of this front kind of locks up across the region. Then our rain chances do start to come down a little bit through mid to late week, getting back closer to seasonable or climatological norms for us around 91 thursday and friday with the rain chance down to 40% to kick off next weekend. But Hannah, I'd say the bright spot is having lower rain chances, at least on sunday, kind of breaking up our holiday weekend a bit. The bright spot. I see what you did there, T. J. Yes, right in the middle.