ORLANDO, Fla. — Afternoon storms are moving through Central Florida once again.
The storms are expected to stick around until 10 p.m.
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They will be slow-moving and bring lightning and as many as 4 inches of rain in some spots.
Once the storms move out, the low will drop to 76.
Elsewhere in the Atlantic, Tropical Depression 11 formed Tuesday afternoon.
Chief meteorologist Tom Terry said the storm is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Josephine.
“It’s the time of the season for long-track systems to be closely monitored across the Atlantic,” he said.
Terry said he hopes wind shear and an east coast trough will keep the storm at sea.
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