A Saharan dust wave is reaching South Florida just as Atlantic hurricane activity remains unusually quiet.

Orlando will heat up to 93 degrees Thursday before afternoon thunderstorms move in. Heavy rain, gusty winds and a heat index near 103 are possible.

Orlando starts Wednesday clear and muggy, but storms move in after 2 p.m. The wet pattern sticks around through the weekend with heat, lightning and flooding concerns.

Orlando starts clear Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms bring heavy rain, lightning and a localized flooding threat. More hot, stormy weather is lined up through the weekend.

Orlando starts Labor Day under cloudy skies with an immediate morning rain risk, while storms are expected to build through the afternoon with heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds possible.

Orlando gets a sunny start Sunday before afternoon storms arrive, with a 103-degree heat index and a wetter Labor Day week ahead.

A storm near Suntree prompted a tornado warning Friday evening, with a separate severe thunderstorm alert covering Satellite Beach and Palm Shores.

Orlando starts Saturday sunny and muggy before storms arrive after 2 p.m. Heavy downpours and minor flooding remain possible through Labor Day.

A clear Orlando morning gives way to hot, stormy conditions Friday afternoon, with heavy rain and flooding concerns continuing through Labor Day.

A clear Orlando morning is expected to give way to heavy thunderstorms, lightning and possible flooding Thursday. The unsettled pattern continues through Labor Day.

A clear Orlando morning gives way to thunderstorms, heavy rain and heat indexes near 102 degrees. The stormy pattern is expected to continue through Labor Day.

Orlando’s mostly clear morning gives way to strong thunderstorms, heavy rain and triple-digit heat indexes Tuesday.

Orlando gets a brief quiet start Monday before storms, lightning and heavy rain move in after noon. The unsettled pattern is expected to linger through Sunday.