Orlando’s calm Friday morning is expected to give way to storms, lightning and dangerous heat by afternoon. The wet pattern could linger through next week.

Orlando faces another stretch of hot afternoons and frequent thunderstorms, with the wettest weather arriving Monday and Tuesday.

Orlando starts clear Wednesday, but afternoon storms return as temperatures climb toward 91 degrees by Friday. A wetter, breezier pattern develops next week.

Orlando starts Tuesday with sunshine and an 88-degree high, but storm chances climb sharply by Friday. The weekend stays hot with scattered afternoon thunderstorms.

Orlando gets a sunny Monday near 88 degrees before showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday. A high rip-current risk remains along east-central Florida beaches.

Clear skies and dry air make Sunday one of Orlando’s easiest outdoor-planning days in weeks. The forecast turns warmer Monday before storm chances build Wednesday.

Orlando gets a sunny weekend with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s before thunderstorms return midweek.

Gusty north winds arrive in Orlando Thursday before a cooler, sunnier weekend. Beach conditions, however, will be dangerous through at least Friday.

Orlando faces likely afternoon thunderstorms Wednesday, with heavy rain and gusty winds possible before a cooler, drier weekend arrives.

Orlando starts Tuesday sunny and muggy before afternoon storms roll in. A cooler, drier weekend follows with highs in the mid-80s.

Orlando starts Monday sunny and warm, but afternoon thunderstorms could bring lightning, heavy rain and wind gusts up to 50 mph.

Orlando starts Sunday sunny and near 89 degrees before afternoon storms move in. Rain chances stay high through Wednesday before cooler, breezier weather arrives.

Visitors making outdoor plans in Orlando Saturday can check the latest weather conditions before heading out.