Impact weather in the center of Florida

The events take place before your eyes. We had this east coastal breeze to meet a few limit collisions now, pushing it west of the I-95, in which we will maintain the severe weather risk in place until 8:00 am, we will start to lose heat after sunset, then these impacts will start to go out. But what we still monitor are damaged winds. This chance for hail. Of course, floods, rain showers and even little chance for an isolated tornado event. Our tour cam is located in Tavares at this moment, where the showers continue to pay. We look at the storms tonight, but Sunday we can have a similar configuration in our hands. In the current state of things, there is no threat or marginal threat. Emitted by the Storm Prediction Center, but we must be careful because by here at Memorial Day himself, we will have these familiar summer temperatures adding fuel to the fire, which is our severe meteorological threat. Here is an overview of our live radar. You see the clusters of showers and storms in progress, but also towards I 75. This is where your sea breeze from the East Coast has traveled a fairly distant distance. RIGHT. And this was the cause of several stronger cycles of storms today. Zoom in Sorrento, also towards Apopka. You see these showers shooting from the north and west, slow movers. And that gives the rain more likely to settle and start to accumulate too. And then as we move south of Clermont, this is where we have an active, continuous and stronger storm. This slowly grows south and east. Winter Haven in Polk County is the place where we have had our most important chances for any rotation. It was in the last hour about. You see this Storm Tracker there on Winter Haven a moment ago. But we also saw hail too. These creases could have an inch in diameter and further east, we saw our most important rain showers who have attributed to a thumb and a half, or possibly two, more thumbs up. And everything is graceful of this navy breeze on the east coast. We have seen it. But what he meets at the moment, near the I-75, perhaps generating showers and stronger storms tonight is the Breeze of the west coast, where we have gusts up to 23 or 28 mph in Wildwood and Leesburg. We have had high temperatures today at the mid -90s. We have cooled considerably since then. In fact, in Leesburg, where we have current showers, you are back in the upper 1970s and we will see slowly over time. In eight, the luck of storms will disappear outside the forecasts. This will leave us partially cloudy during the night or especially clear. To start the morning tomorrow. And as your Memorial Day weekend continues, we have a 50% of storm chance on Sunday, 60% Monday itself, and it is because of this familiar configuration of the East Coast. Then we will see these temperatures increase in the afternoon, have some showers and storms that take place in the corridor i-4 in which we will have to pay attention to a hard-hitting time. Your full forecasts for tomorrow. Of course, he has the impression that summer because temperatures will be back in the upper 80s and the lower 90s, but we had a lot of rain to spend, not only tomorrow, but over the next week, we could see 2 to 3 inches because every day in your forecasts has a 50% shot to showers or rainst storms. And we see work day, we will have to watch the rad

Impact weather in the center of Florida – strong and large winds today | May 24 forecast

Impact weather in the center of Florida – strong and large winds today | May 24 forecast

Update: 22:40 PM EA May 24, 2025

Impact weather in the center of Florida – strong and large winds today | On May 24, forecast temperatures in the 1990s and higher increased this afternoon instability. What combined with an eastern marine breeze led to a few storms in the afternoon, the main impacts: too bad in the fight against the windshield, the luck of tornadics is mainly a threat of the afternoon, because instability providing these storms will fall from the image after sunset. Timing is therefore between now and 8:00 p.m. In terms of location, the strongest of today’s storms will be east of the corridor I-4. But we can also see a few storms in the west.

Impact weather in the center of Florida – strong and large winds today | May 24 forecast

High temperatures in the 1990s and higher increased the instability of this afternoon. What combined with an eastern naval breeze led to some afternoon storms, the main impacts are:

• Damaged winds
• Hail
• High rain
• Small tornadic chance

It will mainly be a threat in the afternoon, because instability providing these storms will fall from the image after sunset. Timing is therefore between now and 8:00 p.m. In terms of location, the strongest of today’s storms will be east of the corridor I-4. But we can also see a few storms in the west.