Showers and severe storms are affecting different counties in Central Florida. These weather patterns are expected to intensify as Saturday night approaches. Some storms could become severe by 9pm, with the bigger concern being lingering showers that could lead to flooding. Temperatures will reach the lower to upper 90s on Saturday, but will drop into the low 70s once the rain stops. This cooling trend will continue into the work week, along with an increased chance of rain in the afternoon. 2 News App to get the latest weather alerts with the most accurate weather forecast.
Showers and severe storms are affecting different counties in Central Florida. These weather patterns are expected to intensify as Saturday night approaches.
A collision of ocean breezes will bring the best chance for stronger storms along and west of Interstate 95.
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Opportunities and threats
The most active period for these conditions is between now and 9pm, and while some storms could become severe, the greater concern is that persistent showers could lead to flooding.
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Temperatures will reach the mid-90s on Saturday, but will drop into the mid-70s once the rain stops.
Looking to the future
Central Florida will see sunny skies and cool temperatures in the 90s on Sunday.
This cooling trend will continue through the work week with an increased chance of afternoon rain.
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