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<\/p>\nIMPACT WEATHER Severe Thunderstorms Pose Flood Concerns in Central Florida w\/ 100+ Feels Like Temps<\/p>\n
IMPACT WEATHER Severe Thunderstorms Pose Flood Concerns in Central Florida w\/ 100+ Feels Like Temps<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tUNDER INVESTIGATION. ALL RIGHT. TIME RIGHT NOW TO GET A CHECK IN WITH WHAT\u2019S GOING ON OUTSIDE WITH OUR FORECAST. MARQUISE A LOT OF RAIN, A LOT OF FLOODING THAT WE COULD BE DEALING WITH UP THERE. WHAT\u2019S THE LATEST? WE\u2019LL SEE. THE BIGGEST CHANCE FOR FLOODING EAST OF I-4. AND MAINLY THAT\u2019S BEEN ALONG THE COASTLINE SO FAR. TODAY WE\u2019VE HAD A COUPLE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS, BUT I DO BELIEVE THE PRIMARY IMPACTS WILL BE RAIN SHOWERS AND THE STRONG DAMAGING WINDS THAT WE\u2019VE SEEN AS WELL. IN MILLBURN, YOU\u2019VE SEEN OVER TWO INCHES OF RAIN STACK UP. LAKE KERR 1.77 A VITO JUST ABOVE AN INCH AND A HALF. POLK CITY AND MICCO BOTH RIGHT AROUND AN INCH TO THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH HERE IN PARTS OF BREVARD COUNTY. NOW, THE OTHER IMPACT THAT WE\u2019RE WATCHING OUT FOR ARE THE DAMAGING WINDS. WE\u2019VE SEEN A FEW GUSTS SURGE ABOVE 50MPH. WHAT ACROSS NORTHERN BREVARD COUNTY. THIS WAS MEASURED IN AT 56 MILE PER HOUR CONDITIONS. ALSO FURTHER TOWARDS THE SOUTH, OUT TOWARDS MELBOURNE. WE HAD SOME STRONG GUSTS EARLIER TODAY, RIGHT AROUND 430. THESE DID SURPASS 50MPH PEAK SPEEDS OF 54 MILE PER HOUR CONDITIONS. SO OF COURSE, WITH THE RAIN SHOWERS IN THE WIND, WE WILL HAVE A FLOOD THREAT. I DO BELIEVE WE STILL HAVE A FEW MORE STRONG STORMS THAT WE COULD POSSIBLY SEE JUST AFTER SUNSET, BUT WHERE WE\u2019VE SEEN THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RAIN OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS, THIS IS ACROSS THE COUNTY BORDER OF ORANGE AND ALSO SEMINOLE COUNTY. SO FROM ORLANDO THROUGH LONGWOOD. YESTERDAY WAS QUITE THE RAINMAKER. WE SAW 3 TO 5IN SET UP IN SELECTED AREAS. BUT TODAY WE SEE THE MOST SIGNIFICANT SHOWERS ACROSS THE COAST. AND THAT\u2019S WHERE THE RAIN STILL IS CURRENTLY, THAT WE SEE OVER 1000 LIGHTNING STRIKES WITHIN THE LAST HOUR, MAINLY FROM THE SEA BREEZE MOVING ACROSS THE I-95 CORRIDOR. LOOK AT THE SHOWERS AND STORMS CONTINUE TO SURGE TOWARDS THE EAST. SO FROM SCOTTSMOOR THROUGH TITUSVILLE PORT, SAINT JOHN, COCOA BEACH. LIGHT TO MODERATE SHOWERS IN YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS FURTHER SOUTH. WE JUST EXPIRED THIS FLOOD ADVISORY IN BREVARD COUNTY, BUT ONE IS STILL ONGOING FOR OSCEOLA COUNTY. THIS. ACROSS YEEHAW JUNCTION COULD BE ACTIVE UNTIL 645. SO ABOUT. FOR THE NEXT HALF AN HOUR. AND THIS IS WHY ACROSS THE TURNPIKE YEEHAW JUNCTION, WE\u2019VE SEEN ABOUT 3 TO 4 AND A HALF, NEARLY FIVE INCHES OF RAIN. AND THAT\u2019S JUST OVER THE LAST SIX HOURS. ALSO IN ORANGE COUNTY, MOVING OVER AZALEA PARK, INCHING CLOSER TO BITHLO. WE DO HAVE A COUPLE ISOLATED SHOWERS. YOU MIGHT HEAR A RUMBLE OF THUNDER WITH THAT SYSTEM THERE, AND WE HAVE A COUPLE MORE RAIN SHOWERS OFF IN DAYTONA BEACH ONGOING RIGHT NOW. SO IT\u2019S OUR EASTERNMOST COMMUNITY SEEING THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RAIN SHOWERS PASSED TOWARDS THE SOUTH IN THE EAST, BUT COULD POSE A FEW FLOODING THREATS BEFORE 10:00. AFTER THAT, WE\u2019RE LIKELY GOING TO DUMP OUT OF IMPACT WEATHER, AS WILL DRY OUT JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT, AND WE\u2019LL BE LEFT WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. TO START OFF YOUR MONDAY MORNING. NOT GOING TO STAY PARTLY SUNNY FOREVER, THOUGH, BUT HERE\u2019S WHAT WE COULD UNLEASH HEADING INTO MONDAY. ANOTHER POSSIBLE TWO INCHES OF RAIN EAST OF I-4. SO IT\u2019S NOT WIDESPREAD RAIN SHOWERS, BUT ONE STRONG STORM COULD STILL PACK A SIGNIFICANT PUNCH TONIGHT. CURRENTLY OUT THE DOOR IN DAYTONA. WE\u2019VE GOT TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 80S WHERE WE HAVE THE SHOWERS MOVING IN. YOU SEE THEM COMING IN FROM THE WEST ALSO ACROSS ORLANDO KISSIMMEE. WOW. THE HEAT IS ON. TEMPERATURES PEAKED IN THE MID 90S TODAY WITH HEAT INDEX INDEX VALUES OR HEAT INDICES ABOVE 100 DEGREES. OFTEN, DAYTONA GOT A COUPLE MORE CHANCES FOR RAIN BEFORE YOUR NIGHT IS SAID AND DONE. ULTIMATELY, TEMPERATURES STALL OUT IN THE 70S TONIGHT. BACK ON THE RISE TOMORROW. STARTING OFF THE DAY NICE AND SUNNY, BUT HEAT WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD AHEAD OF THE SHOWERS MOVING IN FROM THE WEST. YOUR FORECAST WILL CALL FOR HIGHS ANYWHERE BETWEEN 91 AND 94 DEGREES AND A MUCH BETTER CHANCE FOR SHOWERS ALONG I-95 TOMORROW. SO MORE OF A WEST TO EAST FLOW TOMORROW IN THE AFTERNOON, WE\u2019LL SEE THAT CONTINUE TO PASS THROUGH THE COAST HEADING INTO THE EVENING, AND THEN ALL THROUGHOUT THE WORKWEEK. IT\u2019S A RINSE AND REPEAT FORECAST AS WE\u2019RE SANDWICHED UNDERNEATH THIS STATIONARY BOUNDARY ALONG THE I-10 CORRIDOR. SO A LOT MORE RAIN LIES IN FRONT OF US, AND WE START OFF THE WORKWEEK WITH A 50% COVERAGE. HIGHS IN THE MID 90S AND WILL FLIP FLOP BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
IMPACT WEATHER Severe Thunderstorms Pose Flood Concerns in Central Florida w\/ 100+ Feels Like Temps<\/p>\n
IMPACT WEATHER Severe Thunderstorms Pose Flood Concerns in Central Florida w\/ 100+ Feels Like Temps<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 6:34 PM EDT Jun 14, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n