Hurricane center forecasts system could develop off Florida coast
The National Hurricane Center on Sunday continued to project a system could form in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida early this week.
The National Hurricane Center on Sunday continued to project a system could form in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida early this week.
The National Hurricane Center on Saturday began projecting a system could form in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida next week.
Scattered showers and storms are forecast for the afternoon and early evening.
Storms, showers and heat continue to trend in Central Florida.
Temperatures are in the mid-90s across the region, with heat index values at 100 to 105 degrees, according to NWS Melbourne.
Tuesday afternoon and evening's greatest chance for storms will be southeast of the Interstate 4, according to NWS Melbourne.
Temperature highs will be in the low-to-mid 90s and peak afternoon heat index values at 102-107 degrees.
East Central Florida has a marginal risk of a severe storm.
Central Florida has received a heat advisory from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The National Hurricane Center on Wednesday said Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the Texas coast making it the Atlantic season's first named storm.