Orlando, FL – A 50% chance of thunderstorms is expected across Central Florida tonight, potentially impacting traffic on major roadways like I-4. These storms, anticipated to hit after 2 p.m., could bring gusty winds, brief heavy downpours, and hazardous conditions for drivers in and around Orlando.
According to the National Weather Service, localized flooding and reduced visibility are possible, especially during peak commuting hours. Residents are encouraged to monitor live weather updates and exercise caution while traveling. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch are forecast, with higher totals possible in some areas.
The storm system will continue into Thursday, bringing a 40% chance of additional thunderstorms. Winds will be light at around 5 mph, but isolated strong gusts may accompany thunderstorms. As the weekend approaches, Central Florida will see a slight break on Friday before another round of storms is likely. There’s a 30% chance of rain on both Saturday and Sunday.
Weekend plans could be impacted by off-and-on showers, so residents should prepare for potential changes. Outdoor activities may face disruptions, but any severe weather is not expected at this time. Keep an eye on real-time updates as the situation develops throughout the week. For those traveling along I-4 or other major routes, be cautious of slippery roads and reduced visibility during evening hours.
