Orlando woke to cloudy skies and temperatures near 77 degrees Thursday, September 10, with winds generally under 10 mph. Showers and storms are expected from before the afternoon through the evening, with coverage of 50% to 60%.
Thursday, September 10, Brings 50% to 60% Rain Coverage
High temperatures are expected to reach about 91 degrees, with light winds generally under 10 mph. Showers and thunderstorms are expected from before the afternoon through the evening on Thursday, September 10, with coverage reaching 50% to 60%.
Showers and storms could be slow-moving, while a heavier downpour could bring gusty winds. Temperatures remain in the 70s Thursday night, September 10, as skies turn partly cloudy.
Storm Chances Build Into The Weekend
Friday, September 11, stays hot in the lower 90s, with a 60% to 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms. The pattern turns wetter Saturday and Sunday, when storm chances rise to about 70% each day despite highs remaining in the lower 90s.
Some stronger storms could produce frequent lightning, wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph and locally heavy rainfall, while rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches may cause minor flooding in spots, especially where storms repeatedly pass over the same areas, according to National Weather Service.
Beachgoers Face Moderate Rip Current Risk
People along east-central Florida beaches should use extra caution Thursday, September 10. Seas of 2 to 4 feet and a Moderate Risk for rip currents are expected; beachgoers should swim near a lifeguard, never swim alone, and follow lifeguard instructions, warning flags and posted signs.
More seasonable temperatures continue into early next week, but frequent afternoon and evening storms remain likely Monday through Wednesday. Monday through Thursday, September 14-17, carry rain chances of 40% to 70%, making outdoor plans a bit of a weather gamble.
