Orlando AM Weather Forecast: Scattered showers expected

Fox - 35 Orlando
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Oh my goodness, that's hilarious. All right, here's a lot of you from
Melbourne, 79 degrees right now, a very starry sky over the Indian River on
this Tuesday morning. Just a beautiful morning here on the Space Coast and in
Brevard County becoming windy by the coast today. That's gonna be a big
change for us. Scattered showers and some rumbles today, about a 50 50
chance of rain and then turning wetter and stormier late week. So this little
break in change coming ahead in the changes that we're gonna have a drier
day tomorrow, a little bit lower humidity and a windy Wednesday. But
then it's gonna be replaced with more rain and storms in the summer this
weekend. Right now, we've got some rain offshore. This is drifting towards her.
I think we're gonna start to see some of these downpours making it to the
beaches mid morning, 78 degrees at New Smyrna right now, 79 Orlando, just kind
of muggy stifling. It's like that often ahead of a front. This cold front moving
through later today, a weak front, but enough to allow some drier air to work
in. So for your bus stop forecast will go from 78 degrees at daybreak between
about 7 38 as they head into dismissal time about 91 and we'll look for a 50
50 chance for rain. The wind will be the first sign of change. We're gonna see
those winds picking up this afternoon after five p.m. gusting between 18 and
25 MPH. And then for tomorrow region wide from Tampa to Orlando, Sebring to
Ocala winds routinely over 20 to 25 gusting over 30 at the beaches. And
there could be some big waves rolling into the beaches, making for very
dangerous rip currents. So a heads up six ft plus waves possible in the surf
zones tomorrow. So this rain is gonna continue to work and we'll have
occasional flashes of lighting. Here's a look at future clouds and radar. It
looks like the best chance will be around noon. It'll then work westward,
kind of widely scattered in nature, not everybody getting it and it's just
gonna be kind of like the last breath of this latest push of some rain
tomorrow. There's a chance a little bit of rain as well. Most of the actually
south of our viewing area. So look for about a 50 50 chance today between two
and three p.m. And then rain chances will start to lower as we head toward
five and six. So as far as a rainy evening commute goes, it does not look
likely, at least not in Orlando, maybe south and west of Orlando. A little
more rain down toward Winter Haven, where it'll be 91 today, 91 in the land
upper eighties for the coastline. If you're traveling today, we're gonna be
looking at temperatures once again near 100 degrees from Dallas to Memphis.
That heat dome continues that heat dome. This high pressure system is gonna be
moving away as a trough of low pressure moves in for Thursday, especially for
Friday. And this is going to guide tropical moisture into the region. A
big snap back to summertime and thunderstorms developing sometimes
outside of our typical afternoon sea breeze set up thanks to the fact that
there's an upper level low. But before that, we'll catch some of that drier
air tomorrow in a hope for at least a touch of fall tomorrow. I mean, it's
subtle, but it's been so humid so long that maybe you'll notice it. So, yeah,
a little drier tomorrow, 89. And then we're back to the muggy weather for the
weekend, especially Friday through Sunday and Monday. We'll see a 70%
chance each afternoon. Well, it's time for snap the sun this morning. Let's
get a look at this very pretty picture. This is from, uh, it's backwards, I
think. Is it backwards? No. You know what? That's so funny, guys. My monitor
has a mirror image. Sorry, I couldn't read it. I was like, Oh, Heather Davis
Oh, my goodness. That's really funny. We'll scan the QR code and we'll feature
your picture. You're a good day or later because I was wondering if I was
having a problem like, uh, it was like spontaneous major dyslexia. Everything's
backwards on me. Hey, it's happened.
