Central Florida hit with intense rain and high winds from storms

ORLANDO, FL – A Severe Thunderstorm Warning that was in effect for southeastern Marion County through 7:30 p.m. has expired.

Severe thunderstorm conditions represent a serious threat, with the potential for significant property damage and a danger to life.

Take Immediate Action:

• Stay indoors and away from windows.

• Do not drive unless absolutely necessary.

• Keep an eye on local weather alerts for updates.

Stay safe and remain sheltered until the storm has passed.

THE FORECAST

Expect the stormy weather to continue through the evening with gradual clearing late tonight. Most of the storms wrap up by 8 p.m., but there could still be a few showers that stick around a bit longer.

Lows tonight will settle in the mid 70s under cloudy skies.

Tomorrow starts off dry and sunny heating up to the low 90s once again while feeling like the triple digits.

Expect storms to fire up in the second half of the afternoon and linger through much of the evening.

From Monday onward, Central Florida can expect highs in the upper 80s and frequent rain, as the unsettled pattern lingers through the week.