Temperatures will peak around 90 degrees early in the afternoon with heat index values up to around 100 degrees before storms develop. Like the past few days, storms will develop over the interior and move east across the metro areas,

Sea breezes and outflow boundaries are starting to set up now, and storms are expected to begin in the next few hours.

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The chance of rain remains high on Friday due to plenty of moisture and a southwesterly steering flow. As a frontal boundary lingers north of South Florida, a very moist, unstable atmosphere will allow for scattered to numerous storms to develop.

This week marks the last week of the summer season, and Central Florida will continue to experience a very summer-like weather pattern with a few afternoon storms expected.

Central Florida will stay dry until early Wednesday afternoon, when a few isolated showers will begin to form.

Although Tuesday morning was off to a clear start, the afternoon hours bring potential for rain and a severe storm or two. From 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., WESH 2's First Warning Weather team is calling for Impact Weather due to the risk for strong storms in the eastern portions of Central Florida.

Storms ease up in central N.C. Tuesday

Coastal areas of Central Florida could see more rain and storm activity. Afternoon storm chances will stay around 40% to 30% for the rest of the week. The high temperature in Orlando should also reach around 90 degrees for the rest of the week.