ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s going to be another hot, sticky day in Central Florida.
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While temperatures will top out in the low 90s, heat index readings will climb to around 100° or higher, according to meteorologist Brian Shields.
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Tuesday’s likelihood for rain will be higher than yesterday, with a 50% chance of late-morning and afternoon storms, some possibly strong.
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If you plan to visit our local beaches, the risk for strong rip currents will remain high, Shields said.
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That’s due in part to the lasting impacts of Hurricane Ernesto.
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Shields said the rain chances will further increase on Wednesday, with a 60% for coverage throughout the Channel 9 viewing area.
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