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The weak, non-tropical system isn’t expected to organize into a named storm, but its impacts will still be felt. As the disturbance interacts with a southward-moving cold front<\/a>, showers and thunderstorms<\/a> are expected to become more widespread, raising the risk of minor flooding<\/a> across parts of Florida<\/a>.<\/p>\n READY FOR A HUNT? YOU COULD WIN MONEY FOR HUNTING THESE INVASIVE SNAKES DURING ANNUAL CHALLENGE<\/a><\/p>\n Meanwhile, a sprawling heat dome<\/a> is building over the eastern United States<\/a>. While it’s fueling a dangerous heat wave<\/a> across parts of the Northeast<\/a>, it’s also helping steer the disorganized area of low pressure back to the West<\/a>.<\/p>\n As this cold front continues pushing south-west across northern Florida, it will tap into the deep tropical moisture already in place over the peninsula. That combination will spark widespread showers and thunderstorms ahead of the front.<\/p>\n WHAT IS A HEAT DOME AND HOW CAN IT AFFECT YOU DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS?<\/a><\/p>\n With the lingering storm, though it won’t develop into a tropical system, because of the potential for heavy rainfall, parts of Florida are under a Level 1 of 4 risk for flash flooding<\/a> through Wednesday across Southeast Florida.<\/p>\n Cities like Jacksonville<\/a> and Tallahassee<\/a> are seeing showers and thunderstorms.<\/p>\nSoutheast Atmospheric Moisture.
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