Central Florida Forecast: Storm Chances Rise on Live Radar

Marion County in Florida is currently facing a severe thunderstorm warning until 3:45 p.m., according to reports. Over the past week, Central Florida has experienced a shortage of rainfall, but the situation is expected to change significantly for the rest of the week.

Tuesday’s evening commute and subsequent hours will likely see an increase in storm coverage, disrupting traffic and outdoor activities. Weather forecasters predict that a few storms could persist into Tuesday night, causing concerns for residents.

The impending storms bring with them the potential for isolated damaging wind gusts, along with torrential rain and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning. Residents are advised to exercise caution and stay indoors during these conditions.

Furthermore, storms are expected to reappear after 2 p.m. on Wednesday, with a possibility of passing storms along the I-75 corridor. However, the highest likelihood of widespread storms will be along and east of I-4.

Central Florida is currently experiencing a significant pattern change, resulting in increased daily storm chances and a return to normal afternoon temperatures. The region is under the influence of a large dip in the jet stream, which is pushing the mid-level high pressure center responsible for the recent record heat back towards the west.

As a consequence, Thursday will witness highs reaching into the low 90s, a welcome decrease compared to the scorching mid-to-upper 90s experienced recently. The jet stream’s impact on the Deep South will continue to keep storm chances elevated throughout the remainder of the week.

While parts of the Deep South benefit from this refreshing cool air, unfortunately, it will not extend down the Florida peninsula. The residents of Florida will have to endure the persistent heat for a little while longer.

In conclusion, Marion County and other parts of Central Florida are currently under a severe thunderstorm warning, with an increased chance of storms and significant weather changes expected throughout the week. Residents are advised to stay informed about the weather conditions and take necessary precautions during this period of increased storm activity.

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