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Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Hot weather continues to hit Central Florida this weekend
As a ridge of high pressure continues to build over the southeast, temperatures will rise steadily over the next few days. Orlando is projected to tie or break record high temperatures every day through Tuesday. Daytona Beach has already broken two record highs in a row, and it's likely to happen again today. Afternoon highs for all of central Florida will stay in the mid-90s. The humidity will play a big role in the heat. Heat Index values will rise into the triple digits for both Monday and Tuesday before we begin to cool down. If we see any rain over the next week, it'll come on Thursday with the next cold front. Click here to download our free news, weather and smart TV apps. And click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.
CBS News
10-05-2025
- Climate
- CBS News
Beautiful Mother's Day weekend gives way to potential 90-degree day and elevated wildfire risk
NEXT Weather: 8 a.m. forecast from May 10, 2025 NEXT Weather: 8 a.m. forecast from May 10, 2025 NEXT Weather: 8 a.m. forecast from May 10, 2025 Mother's Day weekend will remain quiet with ample sunshine and temperatures running well above average. Saturday afternoon will be the "cooler" of the days with afternoon temperatures reaching the upper 70s, possible near 80 in some parts of the state. Once winds turn more southerly and pick up in speed on Sunday, temperatures begin to bake with record-challenging highs near 90 degrees. This would be our first time in the 90s this year, a little ahead of the average. Typically, Minnesota doesn't hit 90 degrees until late May. Wind gusts could reach 35 miles per hour in spots, making for an elevated brush fire threat. Highs will stay close to 90 early next week along with the wind and low humidity, meaning wildfire threats will persist. Temperatures will come down a little bit late next week, with Thursday looking like the best window for some much-needed showers and storms.
