Day after day, records for heat and humidity are being broken, particularly in the central and southern parts of Florida. And there’s no clear end to this pattern.
. And in recent weeks, a sprawling heat dome over the state has regularly produced heat indexes — a measure of how hot it feels factoring in humidity — of 100 to 110 degrees or even higher., Jacksonville’s predicted 107-degree heat index was the highest of any city in the nation on Wednesday. On Thursday, the forecast heat index of 105 is tied for second highest.Rain has also been hit-or-miss in a state known for its summer wet season.
The tourist hot spot of Orlando is also a weather hot spot. Its 74.2 degree average is a notch higher than the one in 2020, the next-warmest year. Five of Orlando’s 10 warmest years have occurred since 2015.
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