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A cold front brings scattered heavy rain to Central Florida

The weather stays unsettled through the weekend but a drier workweek is expected

ORLANDO, Fla. – A cold front moves in on Saturday, increasing rain chances. Light showers are expected to begin Saturday morning and persist until late Sunday evening.

As that cold front approaches, it will usher abundant moisture toward Florida. This combination will lead to successive rounds of intense rainfall across the Sunshine State, with rain coverage anticipated to reach 70-90% on both Saturday and Sunday.

2 p.m. Saturday

As Saturday progresses, rain is expected to become more widespread, transitioning from light to pockets of moderate intensity through the afternoon and into the late evening.

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9 p.m. Saturday

Intermittent rain is forecasted to continue overnight, with a higher likelihood of heavier rainfall expected as Sunday approaches. Expect unsettled conditions persisting into Sunday afternoon and evening, with the most intense rainfall lingering late into Sunday, particularly along the coast.

1 p.m. Sunday

Consecutive days of persistent rainfall over Central Florida raise concerns about potential flooding.

The total accumulation of rainfall is expected to be between 1-3 inches with locally higher amounts.

Potential rainfall accum.

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