More rain waves were expected on Sunday, few strong storms possible

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ORLANDO, Fla. – The unstable pattern will continue to close over the weekend and through Monday. The heaviest rains and storms will be along and northwest of I-4 through Saturday evening. Some storms could be strong. The highest likelihood of severe storms will be along a stagnant, draped front in northern Marion and Flagler counties.

The danger of wind, heavy rain and lightning will be the main threats. A brief tornado can also be made in the strongest storms.

Chances of rain and storm fall after 8 p.m.

Serious threats on Sundays
Serious threats on Sundays

Another opportunity for strong storms arrives Monday with another system pushing the southeastern U.S.. The biggest severe threat will be northwest of I-4 Monday for yellow-shaded areas.

Severe weather threat Monday. All of central Florida has a chance to make some strong storms Monday. The highest probability is shaded in yellow.
Severe weather threat Monday. All of central Florida has a chance to make some strong storms Monday. The highest probability is shaded in yellow.

Our unstable weather pattern continues next week. Next weekend should be drier, windier and a little colder.

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