Orlando stays mostly sunny Wednesday before rain chances rise Friday and strong winds sweep through Central Florida this weekend.

Orlando will be sunny and warm Tuesday before rain chances rise Friday and gusty winds arrive for the weekend.

Orlando gets a sunny Columbus Day with an 85-degree high and no rain. Shower chances and gusty winds return by the weekend.

Orlando faces a stormy Sunday with lightning, heavy rain and gusty winds before drier air arrives Monday. The rest of the week looks mostly sunny, with showers returning Friday.

Orlando will swelter near 91 degrees Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms bring lightning, downpours and gusty winds. Drier air arrives Monday.

Orlando may see occasional MVFR or IFR conditions into Friday morning before afternoon storms return. The weekend stays stormy, but drier air arrives Monday.

An Orlando homeowner found dozens of dark spots covering her house after days of rain — suspected Cuban treefrogs.

Orlando's cloudy 73-degree start gives way to repeated storms Thursday, with flooding concerns rising across Central Florida. A wetter, warmer weekend follows.

Light rain is already falling in Orlando, but the heavier weather is still ahead. Multiple rounds of storms could bring flooding concerns through the weekend.

Orlando starts Tuesday clear, but widespread storms and heavy rain are expected by afternoon. Flooding concerns will continue through Thursday.

A clear, steamy morning in Orlando gives way to afternoon storms Monday, with heavy rain and gusty winds setting the tone for a wet week.

Orlando starts Sunday clear and hot, but afternoon storms are on the way. A much wetter pattern could bring flooding concerns by midweek.

Orlando gets a brief calm start Saturday before afternoon storms arrive. Rain chances rise sharply Monday and remain elevated through the workweek.