Orlando weather: Scattered evening showers lead to storm early Monday
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - Storms and showers will continue through the remainder of Sunday evening with lingering showers through the night.
The storms will start pushing off Florida's west coast and moving east by Monday morning.
What to expect for Monday?
The most widespread storms can be expected Monday afternoon as the moisture in the air – creating more clouds – leads to slightly cooler temperatures in the upper 80s.
Despite the drop in temperature, the humidity in Central Florida won't make the feels-like temperatures any cooler.
Heat returns next week
After a rainy weekend, the heat and more regular rain chances will be back in the forecast next week. A ridge of high pressure will settle in over Florida at the end of next week, which will heat things back up.
The humidity will make temperatures feel 100 degrees or more every day – for the next seven days.
There will be a dominant eastern sea breeze pushing the majority of storms to fire up over Orlando and pushing the storms to move westward.
Tracking the tropics
No tropical activity is set to occur over the next seven days.
Looking out three weeks ahead, the Atlantic basin seems quiet. On average, we see the first hurricane of the season – climatologically speaking – around August 11. However, from now through August 18, it seems quiet as of now.
As we've entered into August, FOX 35's Storm Team will be watching the Western Atlantic and along the U.S. East Coast for the potential of activity.
The Source: Information in this story was gathered by FOX 35's Laurel Blanchard.