TIME: Severe storms, wind moving into Central Florida ahead of cold air gusts.
ORLANDO, Florida. – In the night from Friday to Saturday morning, a strong storm will develop in the northeast of the Gulf of Mexico. As the storm moves into the southeastern United States on Saturday afternoon, several major storms are possible in Central Florida.
The main threat will be destructive winds, but one or two short tornadoes cannot be ruled out. Severe weather is most likely to occur north of Orlando on Saturday.
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To the north of Orlando, there will be intermittent showers and clouds early Saturday.
There will be noticeable dry weather from late Saturday morning to early Saturday afternoon. Chance of severe storms will be between 13:00 and 19:00.
Storms move east in the late afternoon and early evening.
A few showers may linger on Sunday morning, but there will be a drought trend in the afternoon.
As the storm recedes, expect winds to increase to gusts of 30-40 mph.
Highs only peak in the 60s on a Sunday afternoon when colder air rushes in behind the storm.
Monday morning will be cold, the temperature will drop to 30-40 degrees.
The constant wind will make it even colder.
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