FOX 35 Weather Impact Day: Chance for widespread showers to conclude the weekend

Orlando PM Weather Forecast: May 4, 2025

After some much needed rain today, we will see another round of rain tomorrow. FOX 35 Meteorologist Laurel Blanchard breaks down the rest of the weekend and our rain chances for the start of the week.

What will the weather be like tonight?

What to Expect:

ORLANDO, Fla. - The majority of the much-needed heavy rain pushed out of the region earlier this afternoon. We will still see a few pop-up storms because of the sea breezes colliding later this evening.

If storms do pop up, storms are expected to localize in Brevard County. Because of the cooler air streaming in aloft, and the sea breezes coming in, hail will now become a greater threat tonight and Monday as well as a quick spin up is not out of the question. This is something we will continue to watch for the rest of the night.

Showers and a few storms will eventually fizzle out and fade away tonight. Temperatures dip into the upper 60s and low 70s.

What will the weather look like tomorrow?

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What to Expect:

To start off the workweek on Monday, the front will cool things down slightly to start off the week. Seabreeze storms will kick back in Monday afternoon with chances for showers and storms rise into the afternoon, lingering through the evening. Parts of our region are also at a marginal risk of an isolated severe storm Monday as hit-and-miss storms pop up Monday afternoon.

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With the front from Sunday bringing in colder air, hail becomes a bigger concern for Mondays' storms. Gusty winds are also a threat with again the very low but not zero chance of a quick spin up.

What will the weather look like the rest of the week?

What to Expect:

After the front clears out on Monday, temperatures rise back into the low 90s Tuesday and Wednesday. We will see a few pop-up storms on Tuesday and Wednesday, but more widespread storms will flare back up late next week and next weekend.

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