Eric Burris

Rain chances are dropping across Central Florida as temperatures climb back toward the high 90s.

Tropical Storm Bertha continues moving westward Wednesday, with tropical storm conditions expected to persist along the northern Gulf Coast, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Temperatures near record highs continue for Central Florida on Thursday.

Heat advisories are in place for metro north areas today, with "feels like" temperatures reaching around 110° in some locations.

Heat advisories remain in effect as Central Florida faces another steamy day with afternoon storms expected.

Another hot and stormy summer day is expected on Monday for Central Florida.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida will face one more day of excessive heat before storm coverage increases throughout the week.

Widespread storms are forecast to affect 70% of the area today.

Storms moved into parts of Central Florida after a day of extreme heat on Wednesday. Heat and humidity brought feels-like temperatures to between 100 and 111 degrees in some areas.

Storms are forecast this afternoon, with heavy rain and localized flooding possible.