ORLANDO, Fla. – Get ready for another scorcher across Central Florida.

We’re in the midst of a dangerous stretch of heat that remains in the forecast through Wednesday.

The combination of a strong high in the Gulf and a strengthening high in the Atlantic means drier air dominating our skies, with rain chances staying well below normal.

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A few isolated storms, about a 20% chance, may pop up west of Orlando on Monday. Any storms that do form, could be on the strong side, with gusty winds.

Temperatures will soar into the upper 90s and could touch 100 degrees in some inland spots, especially north of the I-4 corridor. Coastal areas will still be baking, with highs in the low to mid-90s.

A Heat Advisory remains in effect from noon to 7 p.m. for most of the region, with heat index values hitting 108 to 112 degrees. Flagler County, however, is under an Extreme Heat Warning on Monday, as heat index values could exceed 112 degrees.

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On Tuesday, things could get even hotter, especially north and west of I-4, possibly reaching extreme heat conditions as “feels-like” temps approach 113.

Looking toward the middle and end of the week, the weather pattern is expected to shift a bit. The Atlantic high will slide just south of us, allowing a bit more moisture to seep back in. This will help fire up a few rounds of cooling rain for inland neighborhoods.

Rain coverage could rise to 50–70% by the weekend, which might help ease the heat slightly.

Still, before those storms fire up each day, expect more hot and humid conditions with highs in the low to mid-90s and heat indices up to 112, likely keeping Heat Advisories in play through Friday.