Orlando temperatures are expected to reach 98 degrees Fahrenheit today, with little relief in sight. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the city, warning of dangerous conditions for outdoor activities. Local officials are urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure. Meanwhile, the Space Coast is facing a different challenge as scattered showers and thunderstorms move through the area. Cape Canaveral and Cocoa are under a slight risk for severe weather, with lightning and gusty winds expected in the afternoon. "It’s a classic contrast between the central Florida heat and the coastal humidity," said meteorologist Sarah Mitchell during a morning news segment. The temperature difference between Orlando and the Space Coast is typical this time of year, with inland areas experiencing drier, hotter conditions. Residents in Brevard County are being advised to keep an eye on the sky as the storm system moves east. Some parts of the Space Coast could see up to 0.5 inches of rain by late afternoon. The weather shift comes as the region transitions into summer, with forecasters predicting more frequent thunderstorms in the coming weeks. Local schools and parks are preparing for potential closures, though no decisions have been made yet. The National Weather Service is monitoring the situation closely, with updates expected throughout the day. For now, Orlando’s heat wave shows no signs of breaking, while the Space Coast braces for a wetter stretch of weather.