WITH FRIENDS, BUT THEY ALSO WANT TO MAKE PEOPLE FEEL COMFORTABLE. JIM: ANOTHER HOT AND MUGGY DAY ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA AND NOW A CLASSIC COLLISION OF SEA BREEZES. TONY: THEY WERE GOING GANGBUSTERS THIS AFTERNOON BUT THEY ARE WINDING DOWN. SOME RAYS OF SUNSHINE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST. AT THE AIRPORT, 74. EARLIER, LOAD TO MID-90’S IN MANY SPOTS. THE COLLISION COMING TOGETHER QUICKLY IS STILL ONGOING IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY. LET’S BEGIN UP NORTH, WHERE THINGS ARE CALMING DOWN. WE WILL WATCH THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE LAKE INTO NORTHWESTERN VOLUSIA COUNTY. DELAND, THE FLOOD ADVISORY IS DONE. A LOT OF RAIN TODAY. TWO TO 3.5 INCHES OF RAIN. THERE IS A TIMEFRAME OF TWO TO THREE HOURS WHERE WE HAD ANYWHERE FROM ONE TO THREE INCHES IN NORTHWESTERN VOLUSIA COUNTY. RAIN IS NOW BUILDING INTO THE METRO AREA ALONG I-4 BUT NOT AS INTENSE AS IT WAS TOWARD SORRENTO, LAKE APOPKA, STILL RAINING ITSELF OUT IN THE DOWNTOWN AND METRO AREA. THE WORST SEEMS TO BE OVER. WE STILL HAVE RAIN IN THE NEXT ONE OR TWO HOURS BUT IT IS WINDING DOWN. WE DON’T HAVE THE VELOCITY OF STORMS WE HAD HALF AN HOUR AGO. STILL SOME GOOD THUNDERSTORMS LAKE HEART TO ST. CLOUD. RAINFALL AMOUNTS TO INCHES OF RAIN. STORMS BUILDING SOUTHWARD ALONG THE TURNPIKE. GROVELAND, OVER 1.5 INCHES OF RAIN. WHERE IT HAS RAINED, 70’S. TO THE WEST, 80’S. THINGS WILL SIMMER DOWN. LOOKING GOOD BY 11:00. MUGGY. UPPER 70’S. OVERNIGHT LOWS, 72 TO 77. NOTICE THE BIGGER PUSH EARLIER IN THE DAY. 11:00, SHOWERS COMING IN. BY 4:00, FOCUS OF THE HEAVY STORMS WILL BE THE VILLAGES, LEESBURG. BY 8:00, PUSHING INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO. HOT TOMORROW. INLAND, LOW 80’S. HIGHS AT THE COAST, MID 80’S. A GOOD POOL DAY THROUGH NOON. AND THEN AFTER 4:00. IN BETWEEN, SHOWERS AND STORMS. BOAT AND BEACH FORECAST, OUTSTANDING. THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY, RAIN CHANCES, 30%. AN UPTICK LATE SUNDAY AND MONDAY AS TROPICAL MOISTURE COMES OUR WAY.