Near record temperatures and dangerous humidity levels prompt weather alerts across North Central Florida.
Dangerous heat index values up to 111 expected in Marion County; stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak hours.
Heat index could reach 105 as forecasters monitor weak Gulf system with low chance of development.
National Weather Service warns of gusty winds, downed tree limbs, and unsecured objects as storm tracks southeast through Belleview, Lake Weir, and Silver Springs Shores.
Afternoon highs feel like 108–112 degrees through Monday; increased thunderstorm activity expected midweek as tropical wave shows little development potential.
Afternoon thunderstorms and heat index values up to 114 expected through Sunday — stay hydrated and watch for signs of heat illness.
National Hurricane Center says storm has 40% chance of developing over Gulf, but heavy rain and flash flooding remain the local concern.
A tropical low-pressure system moving through northeastern Florida is triggering heavy rain and flooding concerns in Ocala. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports sustained shower and thunderstorm activity, prompting a Flood Watch through the evening.
Forecasters watching low-pressure system moving across Florida with potential for heavy rain and localized flooding midweek.
Weekend storms and rising temperatures are in the forecast for Marion County, with rain likely on Saturday and clearer skies by Sunday. Here’s what you need to know before making weekend plans.