The highest daytime temperatures so far are on tap this weekend for North Central Florida, according to the National Weather Service.
We’ve got a few more days of rain chances in the 352 before things start to dry out and heat back up.
It’s gonna stay pretty wet this weekend, but on the bright side, any rain is going to put a dent in those steamy daytime temps.
Recent rainfall totals and the forecast for more in the region led to county officials rescinding the ban.
Afternoons hold the same potential for showers as last week, but chances for overnight thunderstorms are on the rise.
MCSO’s Division of Emergency Management will host a free preparedness event in Ocala June 13, but you need to register to reserve a spot.
More p.m. rain chances and warmer nights are on tap for North Central Florida this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
North Central and Northeast Florida’s drought conditions are being called the worst since 2000.
Expect sunny days that age into higher afternoon rain chances all week long in the 352.
With hurricane season beginning June 1, organizations across North Central Florida are hosting preparedness workshops and community events to help residents get ready.