Kassandra Crimi

ORLANDO, Fla. — A classic Florida summer day is ahead, with hot and humid conditions. We'll start out mostly dry before storms fire up Friday afternoon.

Experts' revised Atlantic hurricane forecast looks notably different than it did in April.

By the middle of the week, a plume of Saharan dust is expected to move into the region.

Central Florida heat climbs into the mid-90s as heat index tops 100 degrees.

Central Florida will face hot, muggy weather as Tropical Depression #2 strengthens into Tropical Storm Bertha and moves west.

Showers and storms are possible across the Channel 9 viewing area on Tuesday. ORLANDO, Fla. — Tropical Storm Bertha continues to slowly spin in the northeast Gulf.

Sea breeze showers and thunderstorms will likely develop from Orlando toward the west this afternoon

Chances for rain to cool things down are relatively low. ORLANDO, Fla. — Tuesday will be an even steamier and hotter day in Central Florida.

Severe Weather Center 9 is monitoring three areas out in in the Atlantic. ORLANDO, Fla. — As we continue to track the tropics, there are three areas out in the Atlantic Ocean being monitored.

The storms that develop throughout the Channel 9 viewing area could pack a punch, with frequent lightning, gusty winds up to 55 mph.