Spectrum News 13
A “typical Florida afternoon” is expected in Orlando on Saturday, Spectrum News 13 meteorologist Zach Covey said.
There will be sunny skies this morning producing heat in the upper 90s, Covey said.
There will be showers and storms in the metro areas or Orlando this afternoon, Covey said. Storms can bring wind gust up to 50 mph.
The high today will be 95 degrees and the low will be 78 degrees. Heat indices will be between 102 degrees to 107 degrees. Rain coverage is 40%.
![National Weather Service experts warned Wednesday that the rise of a potent, global climate bully has set the stage for violent weather and killer tornadoes in Central Florida from now until spring. With one occurring every few to seven years at varying strengths, an El Niño climate phase is taking shape as among the stronger on record and is forecast to have a high probability of ushering powerful storm systems across the Gulf of Mexico into the Orlando region and other parts of Florida through March. National Weather Service officials said conditions in place put Central Florida at a comparable […]](https://www.orlandosentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/FLORIDA-TORNADOES.jpg?w=534 "National Weather Service experts warned Wednesday that the rise of a potent, global climate bully has set the stage for violent weather and killer tornadoes in Central Florida from now until spring. With one occurring every few to seven years at varying strengths, an El Niño climate phase is taking shape as among the stronger on record and is forecast to have a high probability of ushering powerful storm systems across the Gulf of Mexico into the Orlando region and other parts of Florida through March. National Weather Service officials said conditions in place put Central Florida at a comparable […]")
