Remember the last time you got caught out on the lake in rain? Starting out, it looked like such a nice day, and although you hadn’t checked the weather beforehand, what could happen? You saw a few clouds headed off to the northwest, and a few more higher up that were on their way straight north, but the sun was shining through. On your way to the lake that morning, you probably didn’t stop to notice the static on the AM radio. And you certainly didn’t pay much attention to the way the smoke from that coal-fired power plant was hovering around the same height as the smokestack as it drifted toward the west. The signs of bad weather were all there, but you didn’t see them. So how can you know once you’re out on a lake or river if you’re likely to be chased off the water in a few hours by a thunderstorm? It’s simple: watch the sky.In the Orlando, Kissimmee and Disney area the Central Florida area we watch the weather very closely so we will not have any problems on your fishing trips. Part One OF Two Parts.