Low‑90s heat gives way to an afternoon window of storms; heavy downpours and gusts possible.

Hot, humid Thursday with likely afternoon storms and gusty winds. Expect brief heavy rain and frequent lightning; plan indoor alternatives.

High near 94 with a slight chance of late afternoon storms. Beaches face a moderate rip‑current risk today.

Highs near 94°F with storms likely this afternoon. Heat index may top 102°F — have an indoor backup for outdoor plans.

Mid-90s heat with scattered afternoon storms in Orlando. Heat index may top 100°F; cooling locations and transit support are available when activated.

Downed trees and power lines left multiple Ocala streets blocked; officials urged residents to stay inside while crews assess damage.

Highs near 94°F Sunday with heat-index values topping 100°F. Late-afternoon storms possible, strongest near the east coast.

Heat Advisory in effect Saturday with highs near 97°F and 'feels like' readings into the 100s. Late‑day storms could bring heavy rain, gusts and frequent lightning.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish‑language special marine warning for Lake Okeechobee through 3:15 p.m. EDT, warning of 34+ knot gusts, marble‑sized hail and possible waterspouts.

A Heat Advisory covers Orlando today, Friday, July 10, with highs near 98°F and feels‑like temps topping 105–110°F. Check cooling locations and avoid mid‑day exertion.

Heat Advisory in effect Thursday, July 9 from 11 AM–8 PM. Highs near 97°F with heat indices into the 108–110°F range; late-day storms possible.

Hot and sticky in Orlando today with highs near 95°F and feels-like temps over 100. Cooling centers and transit options are available for relief.

Flash-flood warnings and severe-storm advisories moved across the Space Coast and Orlando Monday evening, with officials warning of rapid flooding and damaging winds. Drivers were urged to avoid flooded roads.