Scattered storms over Marion Co., weather settles across Central Florida for the evening

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6:00 p.m

Weather will continue to settle down. With the exception of a few storms over northern Marion County, the weather is becoming quiet across Central Florida.

The evening will remain under partly cloudy skies, and temperatures will drop to the upper-70s.

We will see another active day on Wednesday, with a similar active pattern in place. Expect storms to pick up in coverage and strength in the afternoon, mainly moving from west to east. Highs will reach the low-90s.

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For more damage updates see: Powerful storms damage homes, flood streets and down powerlines, trees in DeLand

5:20 p.m.

4:45 p.m.

Significant damage is reported in DeLand, in Pine St. See pictures below reported by Volusia’s Sherriff

4:20 p.m.

Tornado warning for Volusia County has expired.

Storms has traveled fast toward the east coast, lining up from Brevard northward to Volusia Counties. Expect the weather to settle down across inland counties.

Some minor flooding could be occurring in northern Brevard County and for a big portion of Volusia County.

4 p.m. update

Tornado warning for central Volusia Co. The storm could produce a tornado near DeLand and it is moving fast to the east. Areas that could be affected are: DeLand, Lake Helen, Glenwood. Take cover now if you are in these (or near) these locations.

3p.m. update

Severe storms are moving through Central Florida once again this afternoon.

Most areas will start to get rain until about 7 p.m. About 70 percent of Central Florida should receive measurable rain.

Similar to Monday, residents should expect some storms to be severe. Storms could produce 60 mph wind gusts, small hail and tons of lightning.

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The storms will also move from west to east. The highs for Tuesday will be in the low 90s for Central Florida.

In the tropics, one tropical wave is moving into the Caribbean. Meteorologist Brian Shields said the system is very weak.

Another tropical wave is in the Central Atlantic and may develop further as it moves west. It is too early to know where this system will end. At the moment it is not well-organized and without a well-defined center of circulation, there is no model that will get a good grasp of its outcome.

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