Hot and humid day with isolated storms

START. We'll keep you updated. BUT HERE IS ANOTHER LIVE VIEW OF THE SPACE COAST WHERE EVERYTHING IS CALM NOW. BUT I'LL SHOW YOU FUTURECAST IN A SECOND. IF WE COULD SEE SOME STORM SKIES ARRIVING. TEMPERATURES AS YOU WAKE UP THIS SATURDAY MORNING. We're at 75 in Daytona Beach. HEY. Good morning, the villages. YOU ARE NOW 76 AND 78, NOW IN LEESBURG. It's going to be a hot day. High temperatures will reach the low 90s, except for portions of FLAGLER COUNTY and MARION COUNTY. And that's because the rain will start earlier and temperatures won't rise nearly as high. BUT STILL IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY STICKY TODAY. Our initial warning radar is showing a few showers in Levy County, but that will move east into Marion County sometime soon, especially as we arrive late morning and around 7:00 a.m., a few showers northwest of OCALA, AND THEN YOU WILL FINALLY SWING EASTWARD INTO THE REST OF MARION COUNTY. THIS LINE WILL CONTINUE EASTWARD INTO THE ORLANDO SUBWAY CORRIDOR AND I-4 CORRIDOR AS WE ENTER ABOUT 4 OR 5 6:00 AM. THIS AFTERNOON. So if you have some outdoor plans later today, keep in mind that we will be tracking showers and storms. And then as we go into the evening, this line will move east along the Space Coast. It looks like it will bring some showers and storms, but we could see a few clouds ahead. This could also have an impact on the market launch this afternoon. So we're watching it pretty closely here in terms of the official forecast, the probability of it succeeding is 55%. The clouds, the rain and also lightning ensure the start this afternoon. This should interest you, even if you're heading out this afternoon and into the evening. When traveling to the theme parks, be sure to bring the ponchos. MAY HEAR SOME ROLLS OF THUNDER FOR DINNER TODAY. AND THEN TOMORROW MORNING, A WARM AND STICKY STARTING HIGH BACK INTO THE LOW 90S. We're continuing this southwesterly flow across the board that's keeping us really sticky and wet on the trail of the tropics. SO HALLOWEEN IS NO LONGER A TROPICAL SYSTEM, BUT STILL PRODUCES SOME RAIN IN THE MIDWEST. WE ALSO TRACK JOYCE, A TROPICAL STORM, AND ISAAC, A CATEGORY TWO HURRICANE. Fortunately, these will not have a direct impact on the landing. HOWEVER, WE ARE TRACKING TWO OTHER DISTURBANCES, INCLUDING THIS ONE IN THE EASTERN ATLANTIC, FOR WHICH WE HAVE A LOT OF TIME. BUT THIS, CLOSER, YOU NEED TO KEEP AN OVERVIEW OF. It is a low pressure area that is expected to develop in the western Caribbean by the middle of next week. And if it moves northwest into the Gulf of Mexico, it could be a tropical depression. So we'll be keeping an eye on this the first weekend of October. YES, WE ARE ALREADY INTO OCTOBER. This is the last weekend in September. Here's a look at it. CENTRAL FLORIDA CERTIFIES THE MOST ACCURATE FORECAST. HOT AND STEAMY WEEKEND. RAIN COVER ON THE HIGHER SIDE. UM