LIVE RADAR: Strong storms hammer Central Florida, bringing heavy rain, lots of lightning to the area

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By Sarah Wilson and Irene Sans

ORLANDO, Fla. — Scattered storms are developing across Central Florida.

Temperatures were warm earlier and conditions felt humid earlier Monday.

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Tuesday promises to be toasty as the winds will be from the southwest, providing plenty of heat before a cold front moves in very early Wednesday.

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  • Monday’s high temperatures have stayed in the upper 80s.
  • Scattered rain and storms are set to stick around overnight.
  • More rain is in the forecast for Tuesday, and the temperatures will be in the low 90s.
  • On Wednesday, a front is set to move through bringing a cool down with high temperatures only around 80 degrees.
  • The winds will be from the north which will keep humidity levels low.
  • Thursday morning will be really nice, with cool temperatures in the morning. Some areas could wake up to temperatures in the mid-60s.

See your full five-day forecast below:

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