Strong isolated storms move tomorrow, record heat possible this weekend

ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s feeling warmer today, with a few isolated showers or storms possible this evening.

Update 10:30 p.m.:

Spotty rain from Wednesday evening is falling apart, but new storms are possible on Thursday afternoon.

Strong isolated storms, with heavy rain are possible.

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While we need rain, the scattered nature of tomorrow’s storms will mean not all of us get it.

Meanwhile, expect four hot days ahead, record heat possible this weekend with a 100+ heat index each of the next four days.

Next week looks wetter and not as hot.

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Certified meteorologist George Waldenberger said a few areas could get brief downpours during dinner or bedtime while other areas will stay mostly dry.

Tomorrow, it’s hotter yet, with 100+ heat index numbers.

That is before the best chance of rain in a while.

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Tomorrow afternoon, scattered rains and storms may occur, and there’s even a risk of hail.

With the nature of tomorrow’s rain, some areas could get soaked while others stay dry.

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We heat up to near records this weekend with drier conditions.

And a potentially wet next week with the assistance of tropical moisture.

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Hurricane season names These are the names for storms that develop during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. (WFTV.com News Staff)

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