Scattered showers, storms, and minor coastal flooding are forecast for Orlando, with a tropical development possible next week. VFR conditions are expected for aviation, but rip currents pose risks at beaches.

The National Weather Service warns of afternoon storms in Central Florida today and minor coastal flooding later this week, with seasonal temperatures expected.

Florida begins aerial herbicide treatment over Pine Meadows Conservation Area to control invasive plants and protect the local ecosystem. Public access is closed during the intervention.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and storms for Orlando, with increased showers along the coast and a high risk of rip currents. Temperatures may hit the low 90s with heat indices of 100-105 degrees.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of potential severe storms with strong winds in east central Florida, with a coastal flood advisory also in effect.

The National Weather Service Melbourne warns of scattered storms, high rip currents, and poor boating conditions for Orlando, with fluctuating weather continuing through the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts humid conditions, fog, thunderstorms, and upper-80s heat in Orlando, with potential boating hazards due to northeast winds and long-period swells. Moderate flood status continues near the Saint Johns River.

Orlando is facing severe weather, with high chances of heavy rainfall, lightning, and gusty winds, leading to potential minor flooding and very warm conditions, as heat index values may exceed 107 degrees.

Orlando faces continued heat and potential heavy rainfall, with a Heat Advisory in effect for some counties and moderate flood stage conditions along the Saint Johns River. Mariners and pilots are advised to be cautious due to the weather conditions.

Residents in Longwood's Shadow Bay face severe flooding due to a deliberately blocked drain. The community, dealing with damages, seeks solutions at a court hearing.

The NWS in Melbourne warns of heavy rain and high heat in Orlando with a chance of flooding and elevated heat index values, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

Orlando faces continued heavy rain and potential flooding, with the National Weather Service warning residents, particularly near St. Johns River, of rising water levels.

Osceola County has launched a drone-based mosquito control operation in Buenaventura Lakes, deploying organic larvicide to reduce the mosquito population.