Orlando weather: Tuesday to bring another chance for afternoon storms across Central Florida

Orlando Weather Forecast PM: August 11, 2025

FOX 35 Storm Team Senior Meteorologist Noah Bergren is tracking Erin in the tropics and daily downpours and storms heading back to school in central Florida.

ORLANDO, Fla. - A standard late August weather pattern is in store this week.

What will the weather look like tonight?

What to expect:

Any lingering showers and storms look like they'll fade and push further to the northwest by late this evening. We'll stay warm and muggy overnight as lows dip down into the mid to upper 70s.

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What will the weather look like on Tuesday?

What to expect:

Chances are good for a bit more thunderstorms than on Monday with typical heat and humidity for the time of year.

Highs will reach into the low-to-mid 90s.

What will the weather look like for the remainder of the week?

Looking ahead:

Slightly drier air filters in as an area of high pressure builds into the region. This will mean lower chances of rain, especially by midweek. This will help to heat temperatures up. As a result, plan for highs to steadily approach the mid 90s. The dry weather won't stick around for long though, as higher chances of rain will return towards the weekend.

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NHC monitoring 4 waves, including Tropical Storm Erin

Tracking The Tropics:

Tropical Storm Erin will become the first hurricane of the 2025 season this week and a major hurricane by this weekend.

Current indications favor a track curving away from Florida next week; however, it is 8-plus days away and forecasts are far from certain this far out.

Some models (10-20% of them) still indicate a track into or near the Southeast and Florida next week. So the point is we should be good, but we can not say definitively yet. Regardless, big surf and rip currents on our east coast beaches next week and surfing conditions.

Two other waves in the Central and North Atlantic pose no threat to Florida. A fourth area of disorganized thunderstorms has emerged over Gulf but has a low chance for development.

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