Central Florida is in for several more days of wet weather as a stalled front keeps deep moisture locked in place.

Multiple rounds of showers and storms are expected through Thursday, with localized flooding being the biggest threat.

Tuesday

Rain chances will climb to 80–90% today, with additional showers possible tonight. With moisture levels near record highs for this time of year, some areas could pick up several inches of rain through tonight.

Central Florida is under a Marginal Risk for excessive rainfall, with minor flooding possible on roads and in low-lying areas.

Highs will only reach the lower to mid 80s north of Orlando, with muggy conditions continuing.

This week

The stalled front will remain near Central Florida Wednesday and Thursday, keeping rain chances very high at 70–80% each day.

Another 1–2 inches of rain is expected area-wide through Thursday, with some locations potentially picking up 4 inches or more.

It will also turn breezy along the Volusia and Space Coasts Wednesday, with winds of 15–20 mph and gusts up to 25–30 mph.

Weekend

Rain chances remain elevated Friday and through the weekend, generally 60–80%, as deep tropical moisture stays in place.

While most models currently take Invest 92L toward the northern Gulf Coast, somewhere between New Orleans and Pensacola, the system could still influence our weather pattern into the weekend.