ORLANDO, Fla. — Rain chances will increase across Central Florida this afternoon as a warm front moves through the region, bringing periods of heavier rain through Monday.
A few isolated showers are possible during the Sunday morning hours, but widespread heavy rain is not expected early in the day.
Rain chances will increase after mid-afternoon, with heavier downpours possible through the evening, overnight and into Monday.
While severe weather is not expected, isolated flooding could become a concern, especially in areas that receive repeated rounds of heavy rain.
Some locations could see significant rainfall totals between Sunday and late Monday.
Forecasters expect 3 to 4 inches of rain in some areas, particularly north and west of Orlando.
The approaching warm front will also keep temperatures relatively steady over the next several days.
Unlike a cold front, this system is not expected to bring a major change in temperatures.
Residents should be prepared for periods of heavy rain, watch for water-covered roadways and allow extra travel time, especially during the afternoon and evening commute.
Rain chances will remain elevated through Monday before conditions are expected to gradually improve.
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