National Hurricane Preparedness Week runs May 3–9 as CSU projects 13 named storms for 2026. Tampa Bay officials are pushing residents to check plans, insurance and supplies now.

Breezy onshore winds and choppy seas Monday. High rip‑current risk at area beaches and a Small Craft Advisory are in effect.

A cold front brought cooler air and gusty northeast winds to Orlando on Sunday, May 3. Highs near 80 today, then a fast warm‑up into the 90s by midweek.

Hot, gusty weather arrives Saturday in Orlando with evening thunderstorms possible. Wind Advisory and Red Flag conditions are in effect for parts of east‑central Florida.

Heat climbs toward 93°F Friday with a high rip‑current risk at east‑coast beaches. Saturday turns windier with a chance of strong thunderstorms.

Patchy morning fog gives way to highs near 91°F today, but a high rip‑current risk along the Atlantic coast makes beach plans unsafe.

Cloudy morning, highs near 86°F today and warmer midweek. Atlantic beaches face a High rip‑current risk this week.

Breezy Monday with highs near 84°F and a growing rip current threat on Atlantic beaches. Small craft advisories begin at 5 PM Monday; interior highs hit the 90s midweek.

Patchy fog lifts by mid-morning. Scattered afternoon storms possible — a few could bring damaging gusts.

Clear start Saturday with highs near 88°F; scattered late‑afternoon storms possible. Expect lightning, gusts and brief heavy rain in the metro.

Clear, humid Friday in Orlando with a slight chance of evening storms and highs near 84°F.

Clear morning with highs near 81°F and a slight afternoon shower chance. Atlantic beaches remain under a high rip‑current risk.

Clear skies and a high near 80°F today in Orlando; east winds may gust up to 25 mph along the coast. Expect a warm weekend trend.