ORLANDO, Fla. — High pressure is dominating our pattern, providing us a very dry stretch of weather.

We’ll start our Saturday with sun and a few clouds, and will keep an eye on the potential a few showers may work into our beach neighborhoods by mid-morning.

This weekend, our forecast has a very low 20 percent shower chance over the eastern half of the peninsula, although most of us will stay dry.

We heat up close to average in the upper 80s to lower 90s. A long fetch developing over the weekend is forecast to bring dangerous conditions back to our east coast by late Sunday and into next week.

A strong onshore flow develops next week with daily rain chances back to a normal 30-percent by Tuesday. Highs stay seasonable.

Tropical Update

Karen fell apart today, with the remnant low swirling south of Bermuda at this time. Meanwhile, Hurricane Lorenzo is maintaining category 4 status, becoming one of the strongest hurricanes on record in the Central Atlantic.

This storm is forecast to turn north over the weekend, and head in the general direction of the Azores by the middle of next week.

The hurricane season runs through November 30.

Beach and Surf Conditions

Keep an eye on flags flying over lifeguard stands, and heed any warnings provided by lifeguards. As far as surfing conditions, a poor forecast takes us into Saturday.

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