Orlando starts Monday clear and humid before afternoon thunderstorms bring heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds. The unsettled pattern continues through the weekend.

A waterspout formed in the Banana River near Port Canaveral as strong storms pushed off the Space Coast. No damage was reported.

A clear Orlando morning gives way to afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and a localized flooding risk Sunday. The unsettled pattern lasts through next weekend.

Orlando heats up to 92 degrees Saturday before thunderstorms bring lightning, gusty winds and localized flooding risks.

Clear skies give Orlando a brief break Friday morning before storms, lightning and heavy downpours return. The unsettled pattern is expected to continue through the weekend.

Orlando’s quiet Thursday morning gives way to heavy rain, lightning and gusty thunderstorms. The wet pattern could linger through the weekend.

Orlando faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday before thunderstorms become more frequent Thursday through the weekend. Heat indexes could reach 110, with strong winds and heavy rain possible.

Heat Advisory in Orlando Tuesday with highs near 95°F and heat indices over 100°F. Late‑day storms may bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

The National Weather Service in Miami issued a special marine warning for Lake Okeechobee Sunday, warning of gusty winds and small hail and urging boaters to seek safe harbor through 5:30 PM EDT.

Heat Advisory in Orlando Monday, July 27 with highs near 93°F and heat indices into the 100s. Scattered storms may bring heavy rain and lightning this afternoon.

Hot, muggy morning gives way to highs near 95°F and likely afternoon storms; pockets of heavy rain and 50–60 mph gusts are possible.

Heat Advisory for Orlando on Saturday, July 25, 2026: highs near 96°F and feels‑like temps over 100. Late‑day storms possible; plan accordingly.

Neighbors in parts of Brevard County reported odd tastes and smells in tap water; Melbourne officials blamed an algal bloom but say treated water remains safe.