Storms moving through Central Florida Wednesday evening
Some storms will move throughout the evening hours across Central Florida.
Some storms will move throughout the evening hours across Central Florida.
Central Florida is expected to see mostly dry air on Tuesday with a possibility of afternoon thunderstorms, driven by the sea breezes.
Chantal has become a post-tropical cyclone, but it will still bring chances of flash flooding to the mid-Atlantic states.
Tropical moisture has moved out of the area, bringing drier conditions expected for Monday and Tuesday.
We are still tracking scattered thunderstorms this afternoon, with heavy rain being the main threat across the area. Cities to the north and east of Orlando will have the best chance of rain.
Tropical storm Chantal has developed in the Atlantic from that tropical area of disturbance we have been tracking for you for the last week. It is projected to remain a weak tropical storm, with winds peaking at 45 mph in the early morning hours on Sunday.
Some leftover tropical moisture will lead to thunderstorm development during the weekend.
We are starting to see pockets of rain pop up from that potential tropical wave we’ve been tracking for the last few days.
We are tracking a tropical low trying to form in the northern Gulf.