ORLANDO, Fla. — Parts of Central Florida will be under a heat advisory Thursday as temperatures stay hot.
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Marion and Flagler counties are under a heat advisory today.
Heat index temperatures may peak 105-110 degrees before the onset of rain.
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Storms may begin popping up in the early afternoon near the coast.
Our area will have a higher rain chance mid-to-late afternoon, at the end of the work day.
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The heaviest storms could bring 1 to 3 inches of rain in some areas.
Lightning will also be a risk in addition to possible flooding.
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Storms will push west before they taper off in the early evening.
We will be slightly dryer Friday, but our temperatures will remain just as hot.
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