ORLANDO, Fla. – Scattered storms are on the move Saturday evening, dumping heavy rain as they move slowly to the north. Keep in mind, slower moving downpours could lead to minor flooding and ponding on roads.

Expect the stormy weather to continue through the evening with gradual clearing late tonight. Most of the storms wrap up by 8 p.m., but there could still be a few showers that stick around a bit longer.

Lows tonight will settle in the mid 70s under cloudy skies.

Sunday gets a bit hotter at 93 degrees with rain chances at 60%.

Expect storms to fire up in the second half of the afternoon and linger through much of the evening.

From Monday onward, Central Florida can expect highs in the upper 80s and frequent rain, as the unsettled pattern lingers through the week.

Meanwhile in the tropics Invest 91L is still out in the central tropical Atlantic battling the drier air. The chances for tropical depression formation continue to decrease.

The two-to-seven day development chances are currently at 20%. This wave will continue to move west getting closer to the Lesser Antilles by the middle of next week. We will keep watching and bring you any changes as they unfold.

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