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Weather Forecast: July 15, 2022
Orlando and Central Florida will see a relatively dry Friday compared to previous days but this weekend will see increased chances for afternoon storms.
ORLANDO, Fla. - If you've got outdoor plans this weekend, be sure to pack an umbrella: Central Florida will see lots of rain.
Saturday's forecast high: 90 degrees
Saturday's forecast low: 74 degrees
MAIN WEATHER CONCERNS:
Storms are in the forecast this Saturday and Sunday.
Level-1 possible risk on the new storm outlook. Very isolated damaging wind threat this afternoon during peak PM heating. Heavy rain and small hail are possible. Seabreezes will push storms well inland and over to the Gulf side by the day's end. Only a small segment of our viewing area is in the new outlined risk zone.
Cloud to ground lightning, blinding downpours, small hail, and gusty winds could accompany the strongest storms this weekend. The highest rain chances will peak inland, but don't rule out coastal action, especially on Sunday morning.
WHAT IS THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR WALT DISNEY WORLD, UNIVERSAL, AND SEAWORLD?
The attractions trend hot and steamy but a little cooler this weekend. Highs hit near 90 park side with a rise in rain chances during the afternoon and early evening hours. Pretty much a typical Florida summer day. Much of the same can be expected at the attractions through Sunday.
WHAT IS THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE BEACHES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA?
Rain chances are generally low at 30% or less with much of the rain developing as the Atlantic seabreeze develops late morning into the early afternoon. Surf continues in the 1-2' range with a boost in the current southeast swell coming late Saturday into Sunday.
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There remains a moderate risk of rip currents at all Atlantic beaches – stay safe! Boaters heading out into the Atlantic should use caution with storms in play and seas bumping up into the 4' range in the offshore waters.
LOOKING AHEAD:
Rain chances hold steady through the weekend as moisture remains high. Drier air could work into the region next week taking rain chances down a bit, temps increase into the mid-90s during this time. The tropics remain quiet with storm formation not expected for at least the next 5 days.