TIMELINE: Showers continue for Orlando, Central Florida through Thursday evening
ORLANDO, Fla. - The FOX 35 Storm Team continues to monitor showers associated with a cold front that is passing over Florida tonight. Thursday is a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day.
There is a possibility for severe weather this evening though most significant threats have subsided.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
The cold front driving the rain chances is currently located over Central Florida. Areas behind the front will see cooler temperatures. The area still remains in a "LEVEL 1" possible threat for a few strong to locally severe storms.
Isolated, damaging wind gusts, small hail and lightning strikes will remain the primary issues in the stronger storms. The bulk of the action came around noon with tornado warnings issued in Volusia County. Skies remain active into the evening hours with coverage easing up after 5 p.m. Showers will remain possible into the late night hours and much of the rain will be out of the viewing area by early Friday.
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FRIDAY AND THIS WEEKEND
Skies will continue clearing through Friday morning, paving the way into some gorgeous weekend weather and sun filled skies. Lows tonight will fall into the cool 50s as we rise up early Friday morning.
You might want to make those outdoor plans for Saturday and Sunday. Highs will settle in the 70s both days and sunshine out in full force! Enjoy!
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