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Weeknight Senior Meteorologist @FOX35Orlando. On air M-F from 5-7, 10-11:30 in Central Florida. Previously in Paducah, KY. Proud Penn State alum. CT native.
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Orlando weather: Timeline of storms expected this evening for parts of Central Florida

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By Noah Bergren Verified
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The Brief Scattered storms are expected to develop across Central Florida this afternoon, with a few storms possibly becoming severe. The highest risk of strong storms will be north of Orlando. Cooler temperatures and drier air will move into the area by Thursday. ORLANDO, Fla.
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Florida rainfall forecast: Tropical moisture pushes into Central Florida Original

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Florida rainfall forecast: Tropical moisture pushes into Central Florida The Brief Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday afternoon across Central Florida. Timeline: Biggest threats are along I-4 and I-95 corridors, primarily through the evening hours. Main weather threats: The strongest storms could bring heavy rain, localized flooding, gusty winds, small hail. ORLANDO, Fla.
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Tropical development over Florida? Pattern shift expected to bring heavy rain, summer humidity

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The Brief Central Florida is expected to shift into a wetter summer-like pattern late next week with daily storms, heavy rain and higher humidity. Some areas could see more than 5 inches of rain, helping ease drought conditions across the state. The FOX 35 Storm Team is also watching for possible weak tropical development near Florida or the Southeast coast in early June. ORLANDO, Fla.
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