Ocala, FL Weather Forecast

As of 8:34 PM
Now · 8:34 PM
Cloudy 72°
Cloudy · Feels like 80°

Rain likely now — 70% chance. Tomorrow’s high 78°.

Rain in the next hour

High
76°
Low
72°
Rain
89%
Sunset
7:09 PM
Storm tracker · Tropical Storm

Tropical Storm Isaias

774 mi SW of Ocala · moving ENE at 8 mph

Max wind
65 mph
Pressure
994 mb
Updated
7:00 PM CDT Wed Oct 7
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Next hour

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Light rain now, continuing for the next hour.

Hourly

  1. Now Cloudy 73° 70%
  2. 9 PM Cloudy 72° 54%
  3. 10 PM Cloudy 72° 49%
  4. 11 PM Showers 72° 45%
  5. 12 AM Isolated storms 71° 34%
  6. 1 AM Cloudy 71° 34%
  7. 2 AM Cloudy 71° 33%
  8. 3 AM Cloudy 71° 28%
  9. 4 AM Cloudy 71° 24%
  10. 5 AM Drizzle 71° 30%
  11. 6 AM Cloudy 71° 36%
  12. 7 AM Cloudy 71° 37%
  13. 8 AM Drizzle 71° 30%
  14. 9 AM Drizzle 73° 35%
  15. 10 AM Drizzle 75° 34%
  16. 11 AM Cloudy 76° 32%
  17. 12 PM Drizzle 78° 33%
  18. 1 PM Showers 78° 33%
  19. 2 PM Showers 78° 32%
  20. 3 PM Rain 77° 38%
  21. 4 PM Rain 76° 44%
  22. 5 PM Showers 76° 52%
  23. 6 PM Showers 75° 58%
  24. 7 PM Rain 74° 59%

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10-day forecast

Full 10-day
  1. Today Rain Rain 89% 72° 76°
  2. Thu 8 Drizzle Drizzle 65% 71° 78°
  3. Fri 9 Showers Showers 85% 71° 81°
  4. Sat 10 Showers Showers 50% 74° 85°
  5. Sun 11 Drizzle Drizzle 50% 76° 87°
  6. Mon 12 Partly cloudy Partly cloudy 0% 73° 86°
  7. Tue 13 Clear Clear 0% 68° 86°
  8. Wed 14 Clear Clear 0% 67° 85°
  9. Thu 15 Partly cloudy Partly cloudy 15% 66° 84°
  10. Fri 16 Mostly clear Mostly clear 15% 68° 85°
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Feels like

Today
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Today’s details

Wind 1 mphE · gusts 2
Humidity Very humid
UV index Low
Air quality Good
Dew point72°Oppressive
Pressure29.89inHg · steady
Visibility6mi
Sun 7:26 AM – 7:09 PM11h 43m of daylight

About Ocala weather

Ocala is in Marion County, Florida, United States at 29.19°, -82.14°. Right now it’s 72° and cloudy; today’s high is 76° with a 89% chance of rain.

Florida's climate ranges from humid subtropical in the north to tropical in the southern tip, earning the state its nickname as the Sunshine State. South Florida, including Miami and the Florida Keys, has a true tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round and distinct wet and dry seasons. The state averages more lightning strikes per capita than any other state in the nation.

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