ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida can expect a continuation of much-needed rainfall through the midweek, bringing welcome relief to the region.

The weather pattern this week is being influenced by a cold front, which is forecasted to stall over Central Florida. This front will serve as a catalyst, triggering waves of rain and thunderstorms that will persist until Thursday.

Weather conditions on Tuesday are notable as thunderstorms are predicted to linger into the early morning hours, potentially impacting the morning commute with scattered showers and storms.

As the day progresses on Tuesday, a few scattered showers may still be present in the evening, although they are not expected to be as widespread as the ones experienced on Monday night.

Scattered showers and storms will be around for the morning commute.

A couple of scattered showers will be around in the evening, but not as widespread as Monday evening.

The wind will turn very gusty, at times pushing 50 mph along the coast and 35-40 mph inland.

Highs will struggle to climb out of the 60s across Central Florida.

Wednesday:

A few showers may be around for the morning, but the better chance of rain arrives in the afternoon and evening as moisture surges in from the Atlantic.

Highs Wednesday will also be around 70. The winds remain very gusty.

Thursday:

The focus for the steadiest rain will again be along and east of I-4 as the moisture comes in mainly from the Atlantic.

The highest rainfall looks to focus along and east of I-4, but heavy rain will fall at times along and around I-75.

Drier weather nudges in for the upcoming weekend.