Central Florida remains hot with below normal chances for rain.
Tuesday greatest chance for storms will in afternoon and evening near the southeastern portions of the Interstate 4 corridor, according to NWS Melbourne.
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It is anticipated that those storms will be strong.
Temperatures remain in the upper 90s, with peak heat index values at 103 to 107 degrees, resulting in a major risk for heat across much of east Central Florida.
Looking ahead, hot and humid conditions are expected to last through the rest of the week, according to NWS Melbourne.
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Highs will continuing ranging in the mid-to-upper 90s with heat indices in the triple digits.
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