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Central Florida should expect another hot and muggy day to begin the workweek, with chances of storms in the afternoon.
Here’s what can be expected:
- Temps were the lower 90s, the humidity made it feel as if temps were in the triple digits for some
- The general storm movement was from the southwest to the northeast.
- Early evening showers and storms affecting Osceola County by 6 p.m.
- Showers and storms will taper off by 9 p.m.
The heat and humidity will continue on Tuesday, but the sea breeze will spark the typical afternoon thunderstorms across Central Florida.
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