OCALA, FL. (352 Today) A persistently humid stretch of early to mid-September is forecast for Ocala. According to the National Weather Service, the work week beginning Monday, September 8, 2025, will bring daily afternoon thunderstorms and elevated heat, with potential for localized flooding in low-lying areas.
Ocala forecast
Here’s the day-by-day outlook:
Monday, Sept. 8: Humid with a morning shower followed by a heavy thunderstorm in the afternoon. These downpours may cause temporary flooding on roadways and in poorly drained zones. High: 85 °F, Low: 72 °F.
Monday night: Mostly cloudy, low around 72 °F, with continued humid conditions and lingering storm chances.
Tuesday, Sept. 9: Still humid and partly to mostly cloudy, with a couple of afternoon thunderstorms possible—again risking localized flooding. High: 82 °F, Low: 73 °F.
Tuesday night: Muggy overnight with scattered storms, damp conditions lingering into early Wednesday.
Wednesday, Sept. 10: Variable cloud cover through the day, with afternoon thunderstorms expected. High: 84 °F, Low: 72 °F.
Wednesday night: Continued humid conditions with storm chances tapering off after sunset.
Thursday, Sept. 11: Mostly cloudy skies; a couple of showers and thunderstorms are likely during the afternoon. High: 86 °F, Low: 68 °F.
Thursday night: Partly cloudy, with lower chances for thunder later in the evening.
Friday, Sept. 12: More comfortable compared to earlier in the week—mostly cloudy with lower humidity and only isolated afternoon storm chances. High: 84 °F, Low: 65 °F.
Tips
- Stay weather-aware: Afternoon thunderstorms are a daily feature—plan outdoor activities for early in the day.
- Prepare for localized flooding: Heavy downpours may lead to temporary street flooding—drive cautiously, especially after storms.
- Stay hydrated and cool: High humidity will make the heat feel more intense. Drink water frequently and dress for the heat.
- Friday looks better: Skies should ease up and humidity will taper—ideal for mid- or late-week errands or outdoor pursuits.