Weather pattern in Florida. For them it means the following

Orlando, Fla. -After weeks of dry weather, we finally see a pattern shift, with an urgently needed rain on the move when a weak front in central florida approaches.

Friday

There is about 20% of the chance that you will see a passing shower or even a short thunder flows. Part of these activities could try to move in the interior, but reporting remains limited.

Most areas stay dry, with heights in the mid -1980s along the coast and the upper 80s in the interior. Expect a steady East Südost breeze in the afternoon, with gusts by about 20 miles per hour.

A weak cold front will slowly work closer to the area at the weekend and help to deliver additional moisture.

Saturday

Saturday brings a chance of 20 to 30% to afternoon showers or storms, which are mainly driven by the sea breeze.

If you don’t expect to wash out, but any storms that shape themselves could bring a short heavy rain and gusty winds.

The highs reach the upper 80s to almost 90 in the interior, with the coastal breeze holding temperatures on the beaches in the low 80s.

(See the forecast of Candace Campos in the video player below)

Sunday

Sunday looks much more active.

An additional moisture with stronger sea breeze increases the likelihood of scattered storms, especially along and east of the I-95.

Some storms could be strong, with frequent flashes, strong gusts of wind and rains.

The rainfall can range from a quarter of inches to 1–2 inches in some places.

Things should stand out on Sunday evening when storms move off the coast.

Monday

The rain opportunities do not stop.

Another round of showers and storms is expected on Monday, since a continued front and active sea breeze afternoon development is driving.

As on Sunday, some storms could be stronger.

Next week

Things begin to dry again by Tuesday and in the middle of the week. Forecast models are divided into how long the drier route will take. We will keep an eye on this.

The temperatures remain warm during the week, generally in the middle of the above 80s.