Clear, breezy day in Orlando with an 85°F afternoon and a high rip-current risk at east-central beaches.

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Heavy rain and dense fog hit Orlando this morning; gusty northeast winds and a high rip‑current risk at east‑central beaches remain through Thursday.

Afternoon storms are likely in Orlando today with isolated severe gusts possible. Coastal waters will get choppy and small‑craft advisories begin Wednesday.

Late-day storms pounded Central Florida’s Space Coast on May 31, producing heavy rain, hail and gusty winds that caused localized flooding in parts of Brevard and Volusia.

Warm, humid Monday with afternoon showers possible. Tuesday brings likely storms and a marginal risk for damaging winds; beaches have moderate rip currents.

Cloudy, muggy start in Orlando with afternoon showers and a moderate rip‑current risk at area beaches. Highs near 87°F and storms could produce brief heavy downpours.

Brevard County remains under a countywide burn ban as the Keetch‑Byram Drought Index climbed into the 500s, raising wildfire risk across the Space Coast. Officials urge caution and signups for emergency alerts.

Researchers argue the strongest storms are getting stronger and have floated a hypothetical Category 6; Florida forecasters say the official scale isn't changing. The debate matters for local preparedness and rebuilding.

Light rain Saturday morning; scattered storms likely after noon with spotty heavy downpours. Beaches face a moderate rip current risk.

SmileHub's report places Florida 28th overall despite leading the nation in prevention planning; the gap shows weak on‑the‑ground capacity as hurricane season nears.

Sticky, stormy afternoons in Orlando through early next week with heavy downpours and spot flooding possible.

Showers and storms likely after 11 a.m. Thursday, May 28 in Orlando. High rip current risk at Atlantic beaches and heavy downpours possible.