Severe storms, strong fall cold front heading toward Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — A chance of severe storms and a strong fall cold front are heading toward our area for Thursday.

On mid-morning Thursday, a line of rain and storms move in from the Gulf ahead of a strong fall cold front, Channel 9 Certified Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry said. It will bring with it the chance of gusty winds and the possibility of an isolated tornado.

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A series of fronts will move through Central Florida this week.

The first front will arrive late Tuesday. It will bring in cooler temperatures tonight.

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Another front will arrive Thursday, which will bring rain and a chance of some severe storms.

The front will also drop temperatures into the 70s this weekend.

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Tuesday’s forecast will be mostly sunny, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s.

Orlando’s high is 89.

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