ORLANDO, Fla. — Some high clouds have started to stream in across Central Florida across inland locations, high temperatures reached the upper 70s this afternoon.
- Expect partly cloudy conditions Tuesday evening
- Low temperatures will be around 58 degrees for most of Central Florida.
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LOOKING AHEAD - CHANCE FOR A STORMY END OF WEEK
A strong low-pressure system with a cold front, currently over the Central U.S. moving to the east, will bring messy conditions for the Central and the Eastern U.S. Snow, downpours and the chance for severe weather will be moving east through this week.
In Central Florida, there is the chance for severe weather starting late Thursday into Friday morning with the cold front pushing over the state. Storms could produce damaging wind gusts, downpours that could lead to flooding and the chance for an isolated tornado.
Our team of meteorologists will continue to monitor the evolution of this system and the threats to Central Florida on wftv.com, our free WFTV Weather App and on Channel 9.
Central Florida, stay weather aware. There is a risk for severe weather starting Thursday evening. #stormalert9
— Irene Sans (@IreneSans) February 4, 2020
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