Patchy morning fog gives way to sun and a high near 86°F. NWS warns of a high rip current risk at east‑central Florida beaches; avoid entering the water.

Morning fog lifts to sunshine and an 85°F high. Atlantic beaches are under a life‑threatening rip current risk while inland heat spikes Friday–Sunday.

Clear, mild start in Orlando with highs near 84 and gusty east winds. Atlantic beaches are under a High Risk for rip currents; inland heat builds into the low 90s by weekend.

Clear and breezy today with highs near 83°F; Atlantic beaches face life‑threatening rip currents. Plan alternatives and check advisories before heading east.

Clear and breezy in Orlando with highs near 80°F. Dangerous rip currents and small craft advisories remain on the Atlantic coast.

Clear morning and a warm afternoon in Orlando; a slight chance of onshore showers and breezy northeast winds. Coastal beaches and Gulf Stream waters remain hazardous.

DOH‑Orange has issued a health alert for blue‑green algae on Lake Como’s northwest shore; avoid contact with discolored water, keep pets away and report blooms.

Showers and gusty northeast winds hit Orlando on Thursday, April 9, 2026. Localized heavy rain and dangerous surf are possible.

Gusty northeast winds and heavy showers will affect Orlando on Wednesday, with a Flood Watch and dangerous surf along the Atlantic coast.

Florida homeowners have until April 15 to legally exclude bats without a permit; maternity season runs April 16–Aug. 14 to protect flightless pups.

Heavy showers and gusty NNE winds arrive Tuesday with a Flood Watch for coastal counties. Expect travel delays, dangerous surf and possible roadway closures.

Scattered storms this afternoon with heavier rain and gusty winds building through midweek.

Warm, clear morning; scattered storms possible after 2 p.m. High rip‑current risk at Atlantic beaches and wet rounds are likely midweek.