The tropics are staying active, with Tropical Storm Dexter currently spinning over the northwestern Atlantic. While Dexter is ...

The National Hurricane Center on Tuesday increased the chances an expected low pressure area off the northeast coast of ...

Experts believe many afternoon storms are headed inland, with fewer occurring near the coast. The highest storm chances are ...

Frequent lightning, gusty winds, and heavy rain can be expected as showers and storms get going. It will be another hot and ...

Central Florida is getting some slight relief from the raging heat of the summer as afternoon and evening storms push through ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — We began the weekend with warm weather and isolated storms, and more weather activity is expected on Sunday.

Orlando faces intense heat with temperatures in the mid-90s and heat indices up to 109 degrees, alongside forecasts of afternoon storms and potential flooding.

Orlando anticipates extreme heat with indices reaching 107 degrees, frequent lightning, and possible robust thunderstorms.

Tropical Storm Dexter continues to be a relatively weak system as it slowly moves away from the United States.

A disturbance off Florida’s coast has a 40% chance of development and could bring increased rain to the state later this week ...

We have yet another area of interest by Florida tagged by National Hurricane Center with growing odds something will likely ...

Multiple rounds of storms could bring 3–5 inches of rain and flash flooding across the Central Florida region.