ORLANDO, Fla. --  Our Monday started out with plenty of sunshine as temperatures soared into the 90s. Around lunchtime, showers and storms began to develop.

Some of the storms held heavy downpours and gusty wind. Storms will wind down early, but a few lingering showers will be possible into early Monday night before settling down heading into Tuesday morning.

A similar setup is in store for the next few days. Watch for afternoon storms if outside or heading to the beach. There will also be a moderate rip current threat along with a moderate chop on the water.

A few lingering showers will be possible early tonight, then mostly cloudy as we head toward daybreak Tuesday morning. Temperatures will be warm and muggy, falling into the mid-70s.

Lots of sunshine Tuesday morning, but then another decent chance for showers and storms during the afternoon.

As has been the case, some of the storms could be on the stronger side as the east and west coast sea breeze collide.

Before the rain starts, temperatures will make it back to around 90 degrees with the humidity making it feel even hotter.

No big changes are expected the rest of the work week. Some drier air this weekend, however, will help to drop rain chances back slightly.

Tropical forecast

In the tropics, no new development is expected over the next five days.

The Atlantic hurricane season runs through Nov. 30.

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