We have Weather On the Way from Sunday to Tuesday, as strong storms and the coldest air of the season impact Central Florida.

We have Weather On the Way for the early part of next week, as the coldest air of the season plunges into Central Florida.

The tropics have been quiet over the past week, but recovery efforts continue in the northern Caribbean from historic Hurricane Melissa.

Isolated evening showers give way to tranquil sunshine and highs in the low 80s by midweek, with rain chances ramping up over the weekend.

Hurricane Melissa is quickly racing toward Bermuda, where hurricane conditions are expected Thursday night.

Hurricane Melissa is rolling across the southern Bahamas as a weaker storm and will impact Bermuda on Thursday.

Hurricane Melissa resumed strengthening Sunday evening and remains on track to be a powerful Category 5 hurricane near Jamaica.

Widespread flooding impacted parts of Central Florida on Sunday.

Hurricane Melissa became a major hurricane Saturday night and is on track to be a Category 5 storm near Jamaica.

Tropical Storm Melissa has begun to organize Friday evening and is on track to be a major hurricane this weekend near Jamaica.

Tropical Storm Melissa continues to drift Thursday evening in the central Caribbean and remains on track to be a powerful hurricane by the weekend.

Tropical Storm Melissa continues to churn in the central Caribbean and is now forecast to be a Category 4 storm next week.

Tropical Storm Lorenzo faded away on Wednesday evening, but one area to watch for next week remains.

The tropics are turning quiet again, with just one area of interest in the Atlantic.

Much nicer weather returned to the area Sunday, and more pleasant weather is ahead for the upcoming week.