A WESH video captured sudden, damaging gusts in Palm Coast as a severe line moved through Central Florida, toppling small trees and scattering debris.

Warm southerly winds push Orlando into the low‑80s Monday before a cold front brings a chance of strong-to-severe storms this afternoon and evening. Expect gusty winds and hazardous marine conditions.

Patchy morning fog gives way to scattered storms this afternoon; a small chance of damaging gusts and brief urban flooding exists.

Scattered showers this afternoon with a high near 80°F. Sunday–Monday bring a higher chance of strong, gusty storms and coastal hazards.

Dozens of dead dolphins have washed up along Florida beaches this week; officials are collecting samples and investigating a possible virus.

Mostly sunny and warm today with breezy coastal winds and a high near 81°F. High rip‑current risk at Atlantic beaches; scattered storms likely this weekend.

Morning clouds and low 70s give way to highs near 87. Showers and thunderstorms are likely after 2 p.m., with gusts up to 30 mph and rough seas tonight.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sunny skies and highs near 90. A cold front Thursday brings rain, gusty winds and rough offshore seas.

Morning patchy fog gives way to sunny, hot afternoons with highs near 89°F. Rain chances rise late Thursday into the weekend.

Morning fog will slow commutes; highs push into the upper 80s and near 90 midweek. Showers and storms may arrive late Thursday.

Patchy dense fog could slow Orlando's morning commute; afternoon storms are possible and east-central beaches face high rip-current risk.

Most Texas beaches tested this week showed low fecal‑indicator bacteria, but a few Galveston‑area stations returned medium readings ahead of spring break.

Muggy, warm weekend in Orlando with highs near 85°F. Atlantic beaches face a high rip current risk through the weekend.