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The National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office in Melbourne, FL forecasts for 10 counties in East Central Florida: Brevard, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Saint Lucie, Seminole, and Volusia. The office can only comment on weather and related issues in these counties. NWS will be using Facebook as a supplemental channel to disseminate environmental information and promote weather awareness activities including outreach and educational efforts.

4 PM Sep 7 | Increasing coverage of showers and storms is expected over the next few hours over interior central Florida...
09/07/2026

4 PM Sep 7 | Increasing coverage of showers and storms is expected over the next few hours over interior central Florida, as boundaries collide. A few strong storms remain possible, with gusty winds near 50 mph and locally heavy rainfall.

9/7/26 | Higher rain and storm chances are forecast today due to increasing moisture and a stalled boundary to the north...
09/07/2026

9/7/26 | Higher rain and storm chances are forecast today due to increasing moisture and a stalled boundary to the north. There's a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfall, with lightning and gusty winds also possible with storms. Moderate rip risk continues at the beaches.

9/6/26 | Slightly lower rain chances today, with the highest coverage anticipated across northeastern portions of the fo...
09/06/2026

9/6/26 | Slightly lower rain chances today, with the highest coverage anticipated across northeastern portions of the forecast area. Lightning, gusty winds, and heavy downpours are all be possible. Highs in the low 90s with heat indices 102F-107F. A moderate rip risk continues.

09/06/2026

Sat, Sept. 5 | Just before 6 pm today, a strong storm approaching the Melbourne metro produced tight rotation just northwest of Lake Washington, prompting a Tornado Warning. The rotation deviated southward, remaining in a remote area before weakening. No damage has been reported.

Tornadoes sometimes occur in the summertime in Florida, especially when storms interact with the sea breeze and other small-scale boundaries. They are often weaker and dissipate very quickly, as the environment is rarely supportive of longer-track tornadoes during the summer months when wind shear is weak.

3:30 PM Sat 9/5 | Additional showers and storms are expected to develop as the sea breeze and outflows from current acti...
09/05/2026

3:30 PM Sat 9/5 | Additional showers and storms are expected to develop as the sea breeze and outflows from current activity interact over a warm, unstable environment from near Orlando and points southward through early evening.

9/5/26 | Another active day with activity favored towards the east coast of Florida. There is a Marginal Risk (1/4) of e...
09/05/2026

9/5/26 | Another active day with activity favored towards the east coast of Florida. There is a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfall across southern portions of east central Florida, with lightning and wind gusts also posing a threat with storms. Moderate rip risk today.

Fri 9/4 4:40 PM | A collision of the Atlantic and a diffuse Gulf breeze should occur from near and east of Orlando early...
09/04/2026

Fri 9/4 4:40 PM | A collision of the Atlantic and a diffuse Gulf breeze should occur from near and east of Orlando early this evening. as it does, scattered to numerous storms are likely to form over the highlighted area. Expect frequent lightning, localized flooding, and briefly gusty winds.

9/4/26 | Another day with a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfall across east central Florida, with storms also prod...
09/04/2026

9/4/26 | Another day with a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfall across east central Florida, with storms also producing lightning strikes and gusty winds. Highest coverage is anticipated across the interior west of I-95. At the beaches, a moderate rip risk continues.

9/3/26 | Scattered to numerous showers and storms are anticipated today, with a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfal...
09/03/2026

9/3/26 | Scattered to numerous showers and storms are anticipated today, with a Marginal Risk (1/4) of excessive rainfall forecast areawide. Flooding is the primary concern along with lightning strikes and wind gusts. There's also a moderate rip risk at the beaches.

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