Storms moving through Central Florida, flooding possible
ORLANDO, Fla. —
Central Florida is facing muggy, hot conditions on Monday, with rounds of rain expected across the region.
Northern areas, including Marion County, are already seeing a few showers this morning, and the western portion of the county is under a flood watch through tonight.
The bulk of the rain is anticipated later this afternoon and early evening.
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Some storms could potentially become strong or isolated severe.
Similar weather conditions are expected Tuesday, with an even wetter pattern forecast for late in the week as a plume of moisture moves into the area.
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