Stormy start to the week before a tropical disturbance boosts rain by the weekend.

Central Florida is in for another unsettled stretch of weather, with scattered to numerous afternoon storms expected through Tuesday. While the forecast follows a familiar summertime pattern, another disturbance moving west across the Atlantic could bring even more moisture and rain chances heading into the weekend.MONDAY TUESDAYRain chances remain elevated at 50 to 70 percent both Monday and Tuesday as tropical moisture lingers across the state.Storms will develop through the afternoon, with the coverage spreading toward the east coast by late day. A few stronger storms could produce wind gusts up to 50 mph, frequent lightning, and torrential downpours.While widespread flooding is not expected, Central Florida remains under a ‘marginal risk’ (Level 1/5) for excessive flooding, with western Marion county under a ‘slight risk’ (Level 2/5). High temperatures will climb into the lower 90s with heat index values between 100 and 106 degrees.MIDWEEKBy Wednesday and Thursday, winds will tur