The National Weather Service forecasts storms and high heat in Central Florida, with heat indices reaching 102-107 degrees and daily chances of afternoon showers and storms.

Oviedo is facing an invasion of aquatic plants in water treatment areas, causing potential ecological harm. The city urges residents to prevent spreading invasive species.

Orlando's weather forecast includes heat, with highs in the 90s, and frequent thunderstorms, potentially bringing gusty winds and lightning. Boaters are warned of possible waterspouts and rough seas during storms.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne warns of a high risk of rip currents at Orlando area beaches and forecasts a heat wave with temps reaching 100-106 degrees. Rain chances and sea conditions are also discussed.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks and rough surf affecting beach plans in Orlando. While dry conditions are expected, dangerous surf conditions persist, and a heatwave is forecasted early next week.

Orlando is experiencing drier air with temperatures in the upper 80s, but rip currents from Hurricane Ernesto pose a beach hazard. Boating conditions are also poor. The heat will return next week with chances of showers.

The National Weather Service reports varied weather in Orlando with showers and thunderstorms along with hurricane-induced swells causing rough surf and rip currents. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect due to Hurricane Ernesto's influence.

Orlando residents face a heat advisory with a forecast of 106-110 degrees, potential storms, and aviation shifts. Cooler air will follow, but Tropical Storm Ernesto could affect marine conditions.

Orlando faces another hot day with possible storms, as stated by the NWS Melbourne. High temperatures and a heat index near advisory levels are expected, with slightly cooler conditions later in the week.

Orlando faces intense heat with mid-90s temperatures, high humidity, and scattered storms. Aviation and marine activities are cautioned due to the conditions, with a slight cool down expected by week's end.

Orlando faces a hot and humid day with possible afternoon thunderstorms and peak heat indices of 104-107 degrees, with risks of lightning and heavy rain.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for East Central Florida with high heat index values and warns of potential strong thunderstorms and gusty winds.

Orlando is under a Heat Advisory with temperatures expected to hit the low to mid 90s and heat index values could rise to 105-109 degrees. VFR conditions for aviation are likely, with possible thunderstorms and consistent southwest winds for boating.