Closer to the parks and Central interior Florida - I do not expect any real effects from this system today.  We topped out at 90 yesterday and I'm expecting that again today.  This temperature is just about where we should be this time of year as the average high today would be 89.  The chance for showers and thunderstorms increase as we head through the weekend and I am going to back off temperatures a bit because of expanded cloud cover.  Some of this may change depending on where this developing circulation decides to go. 

Other than that I'd expect temps to top out around 90 and at least get into the upper 80s all weekend.  There will be a chance for showers each day with I think your best chance for rain on Sunday.

I am not saying we are in the summer pattern just yet but I am basically saying it looks like we are in the summer pattern.  Temperatures will top out around 90 degrees for the next 5 days or so with just a slight chance for afternoon showers each and every day.

Thunderstorms chances increase as we head towards the end of the weekend into next week but lets cross that bridge when we come to it.

Closer to the the mouse house things are looking rather nice today.  All the unsettled weather from last week and into the weekend seems to have given way to a warm dare I say hot May day with highs reaching into the upper 80s.  As it stands right now today looks to be the driest day and thunderstorm chances increase as we head through the week.  

Temperatures actually build as we head through the week and we should be in the 90s for much of it.

The widespread showers and thunderstorms we've been seeing the last couple of days should die down a BIT today - but there is enough moisture about to once again fire up scattered storms this afternoon.  That said, there is enough DRY air to inhibit much of the activity until you get considerably further south.

Expect highs to be in the upper 80s all weekend long.  Chance for afternoon thunderstorms increases just a bit as we get into Saturday and Sunday.

Not too exciting but hey at least I'm not talking about a potential tropical system this weekend like I thought I might have been earlier in the week :-)!  See - the glass is half full!

Highs will top out in the mid to upper 80s - and it looks like that trough will stick around to give us a chance for showers through the weekend.  Right now it looks like there is a slightly better day in store tomorrow with a little less coverage of storms.

Sorry for the brevity once again due to a sinkhole my internet is not where it should be.

The pattern looks to continue into tomorrow but we can expect a little more sunshine.  Thunderstorms can once again be expected sometime after noon though later afternoon looks more likely.

It looks like shower activity will diminish just a bit as we head into the weekend but the chance for thunder is still very possible.

Could the wet season be upon us :-)?

Most models are in agreement that today will be the wettest day of the week with thunderstorms at some point during the day likely.  Plan on waking up to mostly cloudy skies and then soon after noon expect some showers to start – though I wouldn’t rule out that precipitation getting here sooner rather than later.

Highs are forecasted to make it into the mid 80s but with all the clouds they may top out in the low 80s depending on those environmental factors.  Lows will barely drop into the 60s and then rebound again back up towards 90 thanks to the added sunshine that is expected for Wednesday.

Expect highs in the upper 80s for the rest of the week.

And just when you put the thought of tropical weather out of your mind the Eastern Pacific Tropical Season started a day early with the official naming of Tropical Storm Aletta.  The official start for the Eastern Pacific season is May 15th while the Atlantic Season officially starts June 1.

Towards the end of last week a few computer models even had the Atlantic Season firing up a bit early but later runs have backed off on that (which is good news because Florida looked to potentially be impacted).  Should something form now, it will likely head straight out to sea.

Tropical weather is something everyone should be aware of when planning a Disney vacation in the summer.  This is one of the most fascinating parts of meteorology and why I became involved in the first place so if you are looking for up to the minute tropical weather when it is relevant follow me on Twitter this season @WDW_Weather.

Similar conditions to what we’ve seen the last couple of days look to last right on through Monday with highs in the upper 80s to even 90.  The only difference is that as we go into the weekend it looks like we’ll have to pop up the chance for a pop up thundershower or two in the afternoon.  Does it feel like summer yet J?

Looking ahead to Sunday it does look like a frontal boundary may make things a little less stable in the atmosphere meaning that Sunday afternoon does look like the best bet for a stray shower or two.  I will update latest model runs on Twitter like I always do on weekends so if you are in the Central Florida area and want some updates follow me @WDW_Weather.

So … who’s going to be at Amway Arena tonight for the big Nickelback show  Anyone?  Have a  great weekend everyone – and Bottoms Up! (Speaking of how could I forget Happy Cinco friends - see ya in Epcot!)

It doesn’t look like there should be any widespread showers the next few days but with these warming temperatures and moist atmosphere as we head towards the weekend we have to tweak up the percentage for a shower or storm.  Lows will barely get into the 60s tomorrow morning.  Those winds are going to pick up again in the nighttime hours and could gust up towards about 20 miles per hour.

Mostly sunny skies continue tomorrow and it looks like it will be a great night for a show downtown!  So … who’s going to Nickelback tomorrow night J?

To give you an idea of where we are stacking up we managed to make it to 87 yesterday and the average high is roughly 85 – so we are doing a bit warmer than “normal”.  That said the record for yesterday was 96 and we hit that way back in 1917 so – I guess we’ve got a ways to go.  We won’t break any records today or tomorrow but it will likely be warmer as we head into the weekend.  In fact you can expect highs in the upper 80s through Sunday it looks like.

A few showers were rolling on shore yesterday afternoon around Melbourne and just kind of died out as they trekked too far inland to bother us though as you headed into South Florida you would have run into some shower activity on I-95.  Shower activity looks to pick up with the heat so afternoon showers are possible throughout the rest of the week. 

This is kind of a throw away ling but lows will only get down into the mid 60s and that’s about as low as they will get and those lows will actually raise as we head into the weekend.

So it goes without saying to make sure you and your family are hydrated this weekend at the parks as we flirt with 90.

Expect plenty of sunshine this morning into early afternoon at which point you can expect a few more clouds to build.  Today I’m not expecting any widespread shower activity but as we head past midweek – afternoon thunderstorms may become more common.  One thing that will be present today are some windy conditions – windy to the point that the Downtown Disney balloon may not be taking flight or there could be periods of delays.  Those winds will continue into tomorrow.

So expect highs in the mid 80s today and tomorrow and then they may creep into the upper 80s by Wednesday throughout the rest of the week depending on cloud cover.  Like I said once we hit Wednesday we are looking at about a 20 percent chance of showers all the way through the weekend.  Lows will barely be low and will only get down into the upper 60s through the end of the week.   Leave the light jacket at home kids – it might as well be summer here in Central Florida!  Enjoy!

So in a nutshell a few degrees above average today through the weekend (with it actually getting more than a few degrees above average by the time we get to Sunday).  Today we should top out in the upper 80s and what a discrepancy as you head to either coast where the sea breezes will keep things considerably cooler (low 80s).  So the rest of the weekend looks about the same with mainly sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s.  I am not going to mention showers like I did yesterday but there’s always a chance an isolated shower may pop up.  Lows will get down into the mid 60s throughout the period.

Looks like a BIT of a cool down as we head into early next week.

A fire weather watch will once again be in effect for much of Thursday due to low relative humidity levels.  I’ve been talking about this for a couple of days now so please be careful.  Humidity and dewpoints will be coming up and I don’t expect another watch issued tomorrow or into the weekend.

Highs will once again jump from yesterday and top out in the mid to upper 80s and definitely be in the upper 80s tomorrow.  Like I said above as those winds shift to be coming from the south you will start to feel those humidity levels rise.

Lows won't be as low as they have been either as lows get down only into the low 60s tonight/tomorrow and then warm from there Friday night.

Right now it looks like things should stay dry with the first blurb of possible showers coming this weekend.  Enjoy!

If you have been enjoying the cooler temperatures get your fill of them today.  We will top out in the low 80s, which are a couple of degrees below average for this time of year.  Lows will get down into the upper 50s but barely and that is about as low as they will get for a while and that is because a big warm up is coming out way. 

Tomorrow temps will skyrocket into the mid 80s as humidity builds and we maintain sunny skies and those warm temperatures right into the weekend.  It looks like that chance for thunderstorms returns for Saturday but that’s just par for the course.  You can’t have hot afternoons throughout Walt Disney World without the chance for a shower.

Now here is the key … if this return to “spring” if your cup of tea well take it all in now because an early summer is returning to Orlando by the time we get to the doorsteps of the weekend on Friday.  A gradual warming trend commences after today with highs in the low 80s tomorrow and then shooting right back up into the upper 80s Thursday and that humidity will be creeping up as well.

Lows tonight will be chilly though not QUITE as cold as we saw last evening.  That said, I expect lows to make it down into the low 50s.  Incidentally it will be another windy day in the parks so hang onto your hats.  I’d expect many animals on the safari to be on the warm rocks.

Expect plenty of sunshine and plenty of wind.  Winds may gust to more than 20 miles an hour.  Highs will be in the upper 70s and when the sun goes down it will cool down quickly as lows get down into the low 50s.

Tuesday looks like it might be another windy day and highs may actually be even a little lower topping out in the mid 70s.  And that is when the cool down will finish as highs rebound back to 80 Wednesday with plenty of sunshine.

So expect southerly wind flow again today with a light breeze.  Highs should top out in the mid 80s but will depend on cloud cover and possible shower activity.  The real fun starts tomorrow like I said when showers are now likely throughout the not so sunshine state.  These showers could continue into Sunday as well so your next best day after today will be Monday (and I don’t mean to be Debbie Downer).  I’ll give updates on Twitter (@WDW_Weather) as things change and honestly when the next model runs run … this could change – I’ve still got hope for a decent Sunday but Saturday does look like the stay inside day.

With the increase in temperature as I have been saying for the last couple of days, you may have to deal with some afternoon thundershowers.  You see friends, if you have your cake and you eat it – well – this happens…I don’t know something like that.

Highs today will once again get into the mid 80s and then here comes that chance of thundershowers sometime after lunch (a late lunch mind you).  The forecast is essentially the same through the weekend, but a front WILL push through and if nothing else drop those dew points early next week.

Lows will only get down into the mid 60s tonight and actually wont go much lower than 68 by the time we get to Saturday night so … leave the jacket at home!