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The dangerous combination of heat and humidity will continue across the entire Florida Panhandle and a growing portion of north and central Florida Saturday. However, a much wetter pattern is forecast to develop starting Sunday, which should take the edge off the heat.

Anticipated heavy rainfall over the coming days have resulted in Flood Watches for much of the Nature Coast, Big Bend, and stretching as far west as the Panama City area in the Panhandle.

Heat indices could be as high as 110º across the Florida Panhandle and portions of North Florida for several days in a row.

An active season is still the most likely outcome when the 2021 Hurricane Season comes to a close according NOAA's updated seasonal forecast.

The entire state of Florida is at some level of risk for wind damage or a tornado over the next 24 hours. Here's a look at when the storms are most likely to arrive in your region.

The Tornado Watch includes Jacksonville, Lake City, Gainesville, Ocala, Cedar Key, The Villages, Tampa, Lakeland, Sarasota and Fort Myers. Times of arrival of the storms in the story.

Significant tidal flooding is expected along the St. Johns River and St. Mary's River basins beginning Thursday. Moderate to potentially major coastal flooding is also expected along the First Coast beaches Friday and Saturday.

A developing nor'easter is set to track through Florida on Tuesday, bringing with it the chance for damaging winds and isolated tornadoes.

Another temperature drop is expected across the Sunshine State this weekend after a few days of above average warmth.

A drought is developing across most of the Sunshine State, and little relief is expected over the next few weeks.