Severe thunderstorm warnings moved across the Space Coast Friday, with forecasters warning of 50+ mph gusts, frequent lightning and small hail in Brevard and Osceola counties.

Large Argentine tegus have been spotted near Lake Poinsett in Cocoa, prompting concerns for nesting wildlife. Officials urge photo documentation and reporting.

Hot, muggy start on Saturday, June 20 with likely afternoon thunderstorms. Heat indices may top 100°F — county cooling sites and free LYNX rides are available.

Heat Advisory in effect Friday with highs near 95°F and storms likely after 1 p.m.; cooling‑center access has been expanded.

Heat Advisory in effect June 18; highs near 96°F and heat indexes into the 100s. Expect late‑afternoon storms and sudden heavy downpours.

Expect highs near 97°F today with heat‑index values up to 106°F and a 40% chance of late‑day showers and storms.

Morning sun gives way to mid‑90s heat and a 40% chance of afternoon storms. Beaches face a moderate rip‑current risk and cooling centers may open.

NWS Miami warned boaters on Lake Okeechobee Saturday afternoon to seek safe harbor as storms brought gusts over 34 knots and steep waves.

Hot, muggy day with highs near 93°F and a 40% chance of late‑afternoon storms. Heat index may top 100°F—plan outdoor activities for the morning.

Hot, humid Saturday with highs near 93°F. Scattered afternoon storms after 2 p.m. could bring gusts, heavy rain and lightning.

Muggy morning turns hot; showers and thunderstorms likely after 2 p.m. Gusts up to 40–50 mph possible.

Federal forecasters flag a moderate risk of extreme heat across Florida June 18–22; Miami could see heat‑index values above 105°F and little overnight relief.

A sudden afternoon storm dumped more than three inches over downtown Orlando, flooding intersections and pushing water into storefronts.