WEATHER ALERT
Watches, warnings issued in Central Florida ahead of Hurricane Helene
Read full article: Watches, warnings issued in Central Florida ahead of Hurricane HeleneHurricane Helene is gaining strength in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to become a major hurricane before reaching Florida’s Big Bend region.
Last storm exits coast after severe weather slams Central Florida
Read full article: Last storm exits coast after severe weather slams Central FloridaA tornado watch was issued by the National Weather Service Saturday morning for Marion, Flagler, Sumter, Lake, Volusia, Seminole, Orange, Polk, Osceola and Brevard counties, lasting until 11 a.m.
Timeline: Cold front moves through Central Florida
Read full article: Timeline: Cold front moves through Central FloridaFLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – It was an active day in Central Florida on Monday and the area is under a marginal risk of severe weather overnight. The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Watch for Flagler County earlier the day on Monday, the watch expired at 10 p.m. I am much more concerned about the approaching cold front coming in from the Gulf of Mexico. AdBy 3:30 a.m., the heaviest of the showers look to be almost off the coast of Volusia County and past east Orange County. During the day on Tuesday, look for a breezy day with gradual clearing and a high of 71 degrees.
LIVE RADAR: Tornado Watch expires for Central Florida, isolated strong storms still possible
Read full article: LIVE RADAR: Tornado Watch expires for Central Florida, isolated strong storms still possibleThe Tornado Watch that had been in effect has been allowed to expire for all of Central Florida. SEVERE WEATHER THREAT SUNDAY MORNINGA cold front is moving through Central Florida producing downpours and storms. A few storms could be strong through the late morning, but the severe threat is lowering across Central Florida. An isolated damaging wind gust or brief tornado is still possible southeast of I-4, but the severe weather threat has come to an end along and northwest of I-4. Future radarMost of Central Florida is dry by noon.
Tornado watches expire for all Central Florida counties
Read full article: Tornado watches expire for all Central Florida countiesORLANDO, Fla. – A cold front moved through Central Florida Friday, bringing strong storms and the risk of tornadoes with it. A tornado watch was in effect for all of Central Florida until 11 a.m. but has since expired. A tornado watch means conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. According to News 6 meteorologists, the best chance for severe weather, including tornadoes, was through noon. Earlier this week, tornadoes touched down near Ocala and Sanford and straight-line winds downed trees in DeLand.