ORLANDO, FL.A weak front that is moving south will stall over northern Florida during the weekend, bringing in a lot of tropical moisture and maintaining a 70–80% chance of rain every day in Central Florida through Sunday.
Every afternoon and evening, expect sporadic to numerous storms, with the majority of activity shifting from west to east.
Strong Storms Daily
The majority of storms will bring with them lightning, rain, and wind, some of which will becoming stronger.
The more severe storms may include 1 to 3 inches of rain and wind gusts of up to 55 mph. Isolated severe storms have a low risk, with a brief tornado or funnel cloud possibility.
Frequent rainstorms may cause mild flooding.
A significant portion of Central Florida is under a modest risk (Level 1/5), according to the Storm Prediction Center, because of the daily downpours.
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Heat Backing Off
Temperatures will be close to normal, in the low 90s, with heat indices reaching 100 to 105 degrees due to an early start to the rain and clouds.
Rain Chances Stay High
With a 60–70% likelihood of rain through midweek, the erratic weather persists into next week.
Storms are predicted every afternoon if the front continues to sag further south.
With highs in the low to mid-90s, the weather is still hot.
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