Fourth of July forecast: Another wet, stormy day across Central Florida
It will be another fairly wet and stormy day across Central Florida this Independence Day.
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Rain and storms will develop around lunchtime and become widespread by the early to mid-afternoon.
Overall, the chance of rain is 60%, with highs in the low 90s.
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Happy 4th everyone! Rain and storm chances will once again be high this afternoon in the metro Orlando area. They'll develop by lunchtime, and then become widespread. The good news... most of the rain will be out of here by 9:15pm for the start of the fireworks at Lake Eola. pic.twitter.com/PBS2Iugbwp
— Rusty McCranie (@RMcCranieWFTV) July 4, 2022
Most of the rain will have faded by the sunset hour, leading to dry fireworks displays.
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A few showers could still linger in our far western areas into the evening.
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