Orlando, FL faces extreme heat, with forecasts suggesting a heat index of 102-107 degrees and potential thunderstorms.

We haven’t seen much in the way of strong convection so far today with the exception of a few coastal showers and storms early this morning. The heat will increase ...

Central Florida will get a mostly cloudy day with scattered showers and storms possible on Wednesday afternoon and evening, ...

The sea breeze allows air to rise along the boundary at a cooler temperature versus convection alone. This creates an area of stormy weather oftentimes in a line right along the boundary.

We didn’t see much in the way of strong convection today. A few vertical cloud towers tried to get going, but as those towers reached the upper levels, wind shear ...

A slow-moving front and a developing area of low pressure will pull tropical moisture into the Sunshine State this week, resulting in a multi-day flood threat. Surface analysis Monday depicts a ...

The sea breeze convergence zone is a hotbed to see some convection. Rising warm air is the perfect ingredient to see clouds develop and then eventually thunderstorms, which can travel to the Midlands.

As the sea breeze boundary pushes inland, it acts like a mini cold front. Air masses on either side collide, creating lift and triggering scattered showers and storms.

During the summer months, sea- and bay-breeze circulations from the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay are important drivers of the weather in southeastern Texas. These circulations, in conjunction ...