Hot, muggy days and afternoon storms are expected through the July 4 weekend in Orlando. Heat indices may climb into the 100s — bring water and a backup plan for outdoor events.

Hot, muggy days with scattered afternoon storms likely through the Fourth of July weekend.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely after noon with highs near 92°F. Expect strong, slow‑moving storms and heat index values over 100°F this week.

Heat Advisory noon–7 PM Monday in Orlando; highs near 96°F and late‑day storms likely. Cooling locations and free bus rides are available.

Highs near 94°F Sunday with a 40% chance of late-afternoon storms. Expect sticky humidity and spotty heavy downpours that can cause brief flooding.

Hot, sticky Saturday with showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon; heat index could top 100°F. Expect gusty winds and brief heavy downpours.

A new Florida law phases out PFAS-based firefighting foam on a multi-year schedule beginning July 1, 2026. Tampa Bay departments must inventory stocks and prepare to switch.

Highs near 93°F today with storms possible after 1 p.m. Heat indices may top 100°F; cooling locations are available.

NWS Miami urged boaters on Lake Okeechobee to seek safe harbor as storms produced high surf and gusts above 40 knots during an afternoon marine warning.

NO tsunami danger for South Florida after a 7.1 quake offshore Venezuela, federal agencies say.

NWS Miami put Buckhead Ridge, Palmdale and nearby towns under a severe thunderstorm warning Wednesday with quarter‑size hail and 60 mph gusts. Monitor official alerts.

Clear, muggy morning in Orlando; highs near 93°F. Showers and storms likely this afternoon with gusty winds and frequent lightning.

Severe thunderstorms moved through Central Florida Wednesday, prompting warnings for parts of Orange, Osceola and Brevard counties and bringing gusty winds and hail risk.