ORLANDO, Fla. — Another day of active severe storms is in the forecast for Wednesday afternoon over the central half of our area, Channel 9 Certified Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry said.

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The storms will happen away from the East Coast as the sea breeze moves inland, Terry said.

READ: Baseball-sized hail, tree damage reported as storms move through Central Florida

Large and damaging hail and gusty winds are the main threats.

Colder air in the mid or upper atmosphere is causing the extreme versions of Central Florida storms, Terry said.

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Groveland hail Channel 9 viewer @krys_gearhart sent in these photos of hail in Groveland. (@krys_gearhart)

Video: Baseball-sized hail, tree damage reported as storms move through Central Florida Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry said baseball-sized hail and tree damage has been reported in Lake County as storms move through Central Florida. (Tom Terry, WFTV.com)

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