ORLANDO, Fla. — Coastal Central Florida woke up to another dangerously wet day Sunday.
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A flood warning has been issued for portions of Brevard County that will be in effect through at least 101:45 a.m.
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Up to five inches of rain have fallen in some areas with an additional two inches expected in the warning area.
Flood advisories have also been issued for portions of Orange, Seminole and Volusia Counties that will remain in effect through much of the morning. Up to three inches of rain have fallen in the advisory areas with another one to two inches expected. Drivers are being urged to use caution and avoid flooded roads.
Oct 1 | A Flood Warning has been issue for portions of Brevard and Orange counties through 11:45 AM. Between 2 to 4 inches of rain have fallen, and additional amounts up to 2 inches are possible. Use caution if driving and avoid flooded roadways! pic.twitter.com/SlO7PESdlo
— NWS Melbourne (@NWSMelbourne) October 1, 2023
Sunday’s showers are stretching into Seminole County as well with heavy rain falling in Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs and Geneva.
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Breezy conditions in the second half of the day could lead to some coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents.
Conditions will begin to dry out next week with lower chances for rain and highs remaining in the 80s.
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