Weather

Isolated showers are possible on Saturday afternoon and early evening, but the best chances will likely be after sunset and concentrated over the coastal counties. After high temperatures breaking into the low 90s on Saturday afternoon, evening temperatures will fall into the low 70s. Things will quiet down overnight.

It will be another warm and humid day across Central Florida on Saturday. Storm chances increase on Sunday with scattered afternoon showers, some of which could be severe.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday declared a state of emergency for Broward County because of severe flooding and rain. The order, in part, designated Division of Emergency Management Director Kevin Guthrie to coordinate relief efforts and ordered activation of the Florida National Guard “as needed.”

Thursday has been declared a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day as we monitor the risk of severe storms. Here's what you need to know.

Colorado State University's hurricane experts released their yearly predictions for the upcoming 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, forecasting a slightly below-average hurricane season due to the likely development of El Niño.

The Colorado State University tropical weather outlook calls for 13 named storms, six of which could become hurricanes with at least 74 mph winds. Phil Klotzbach, the lead author of the forecast, said that two of the hurricanes could be major.

A low-pressure system developing in the Gulf of Mexico continues to send bands of showers and thunderstorms ashore along the Gulf Coast, with the threat of heavy rain and isolated tornadoes expected through Friday.

Thursday has been declared a FOX 35 Weather Impact Day for Central Florida due to the possible risk of severe weather.

Orlando and Central Florida will see a rise in rain chances on Thursday with an opportunity for severe weather.