ORLANDO, Fla. — Happy Labor Day! Monday is going to be soggy, with widespread showers and storms expected throughout Central Florida.
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A front located near north Florida is bringing a lot of rain into the area. There is 70% chance of rain.
The rain will come early, with some areas seeing rain early Monday morning.
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The storms will work their way from west to east.
Make sure to stay away from flooded areas. Poor drainage areas may easily flood.
— Irene Sans (@IreneSans) September 7, 2020
Turn Around Don't Drown.
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In the tropics, Tropical Depression 17 formed in the Atlantic Sunday night, according to the National Hurricane Center.
The system is expected to become a tropical storm on Monday.
Tropical Depression 18 formed early Monday morning. It is expected to become a tropical storm late Monday.
The next name will be Paulette followed by Rene.
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- Kassandra Crimi
- George Waldenberger
- Rusty McCranie
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