Miami Standard (Orlando, FL) – Central Florida residents should prepare for a wet weekend as much-needed rain is set to arrive, with the heaviest downpours expected on Sunday. While the rainfall is beneficial, it could pose challenges for outdoor plans.

Weekend Weather Outlook

Saturday will see a few stray downpours as temperatures climb into the mid-to-upper 80s. However, Sunday is when the rain chances significantly increase, reaching 70%. While it won’t be a washout, several waves of rain and storms will pass through the region throughout the day.

Timing of the Rain

The first round of showers is expected Sunday morning, with scattered rainfall increasing in coverage as the day progresses. The strongest storms are likely to develop in the late afternoon and persist into the evening. Some storms could bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning.

Areas Most Affected

The heaviest rainfall is anticipated west of I-95, particularly along and near I-4 toward I-75. Areas where stronger storms form may receive higher-than-expected rainfall totals.

Looking Ahead

Scattered rain and storm chances will continue through Tuesday, but the intensity and frequency will decrease. Residents should remain weather-aware and plan accordingly for possible disruptions due to the rain.

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