Scattered showers, storms pop up in Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. – A stalled front is keeping things unsettled across Central and South Florida for one more day before things dry out for the weekend.

Friday afternoon, expect scattered showers and storms to approach the coast with a few of those downpours pushing inland toward the I-4 corridor.

Along the coast, rip currents remain a serious hazard at area beaches today and possibly into the weekend. Breezy winds and high tides could also bring waves closer to the dunes during the afternoon high tides.

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Rain chances stick down even further on Saturday as drier air begins moving in. Not only will this drier air bring rain chances down, it will also make conditions feel a little more comfortable. Highs this weekend will remain in the mid to upper 80s with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.

If Orlando dips to 72 degrees (likely on Sunday morning), it will be the first time since mid July!

Looking ahead, the first part of next week looks similar to the weekend with comfortable highs in the mid to upper 80s.