Orlando is set for a wet weekend with heavy coastal rain and potential flooding, along with hazardous beach conditions including high surf and rip currents. Boaters face rough seas, and light showers might affect travel.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of heavy rainfall, strong winds, and hazardous marine conditions in Orlando, potentially causing localized flooding and beach erosion.

The NWS Melbourne FL warns of prolonged dangerous beach conditions, flooding, and gusty winds in Orlando due to Hurricane Imelda's effects, with rip currents, high surf, and beach erosion expected.

Tropical Storm Imelda nears Florida's coast, prompting National Weather Service advisories for dangerous beach conditions, high winds, and potential rain later in the week.

Tropical Storm Imelda prompts a wind advisory in Orlando, with the National Weather Service warning of strong winds, potential localized flooding, and challenging marine and aviation conditions.

Tropical Depression Nine brings rough weather to the east-central Florida coast, with tropical storm watches in effect and expectations for severe beach conditions, rain, and potential storm-force winds.

Orlando prepares for a wet weekend as Potential Tropical Cyclone 9 threatens the coast with dangers for beachgoers and boaters, tropical storm force winds, and local flooding due to heavy rains.

Orlando is expected to face scattered showers, storms, and rough marine conditions due to an area of low pressure and a potential tropical system, AL94, nearby.

Orlando experiences normal weather with light showers and lightning, but an increase in storms is expected towards the weekend due to a tropical wave, AL94, with an 80% chance of significant development.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of a high risk of life-threatening rip currents and stormy weather in the Orlando region due to Hurricane Gabrielle.

Orlando's weather forecast includes dangerous rip currents due to Hurricane Gabrielle, inland showers and thunderstorms, above-average temperatures, and unsettled conditions toward the weekend.

The National Weather Service Melbourne FL warns of dangerous rip currents in Orlando, hot temperatures, and heavy downpours with frequent lightning. Swim advisories are in place and caution is advised outdoors.

Orlando faces a high risk of rip currents and near-normal temperatures with possible showers early in the week. Conditions are expected to become more hazardous along the coast.