An active weather pattern is in place across Central and Eastern Florida for the next several days, bringing a mix of intense heat, humidity and daily rounds of potentially strong storms.

There’s a good chance it will rain some in Central Florida both today and on the Fourth of July, but it won’t be an all-day event, according to the National Weather Service.

Central Florida has a low chance for rain Friday that will stretch into the weekend coupled with hot and humid conditions that will approach the threshold for issuing heat advisories, according to ...

High temperatures will once again push into the mid-90s today. If you pair that with the high humidity, we could see a heat index exceeding 100-105° this afternoon.