Impact Day: Tornado watch issued for parts of Central Florida as severe storms possible
INDEED. 516 NOW TIME TO TALK WITH ERIC BURRIS. AND WE DO HAVE A WEATHER IMPACT DATE. YES. SO WHAT THAT MEANS IS THAT THE WEATHER IS A LITTLE ABNORMAL, RIGHT. WE’RE IN THE DRY SEASON AND SHOWERS ARE A THING. BUT WE’RE GOING TO GET SOME THUNDERSTORMS TODAY. AND 1 OR 2 COULD GET A LITTLE STRONG. SO JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE IT’S SUNDAY AS YOU MAKE YOUR PLANS WITH THE FAMILY THAT YOU’RE GOOD TO GO. RIGHT. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE TIMELINE THIS MORNING. YOU’RE FINE. IT’S GOING TO BE NICE. AND BREEZY AND WE’LL EVEN HAVE SOME SUNSHINE. BUT IT’S INTO THIS AFTERNOON THAT WE GET THAT LINE OF STRONGER STORMS MOVING IN. AND THEN BY THE WAY, TOMORROW IS TURNING FLAT OUT CHILLY. SO THERE’S A LOT TO TALK ABOUT. FIRST THIS MORNING. IT’S NICE AND QUIET LOOKING OVER TOWARDS SPACESHIP EARTH AT EPCOT. OH, IT’S ALWAYS LIT UP AND LOOKING COOL. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 60S AREA WIDE. AND OUR FIRST WARNING LIVE DOPPLER RADAR IS STILL PRETTY QUIET. THERE ARE A FEW SHOWERS LIFTING NORTHBOUND THROUGH MELBOURNE CROSSING 192 AND EVENTUALLY GETTING UP TOWARD LAKE WASHINGTON. SATELLITE BEACH. PATRICK SPACE FORCE BASE. BUT THIS IS THE BIG PLAYER IN OUR FORECAST. BIG, NASTY COLD FRONT PRODUCED ALL KINDS OF TORNADOES. UNFORTUNATELY, YESTERDAY, DEADLY TORNADOES IN TENNESSEE. AND AS THAT LINE PUSHES OUR DIRECTION, THE ENERGY, FOR THE MOST PART, STAYS NORTH OF US. BUT WE’LL HAVE JUST ENOUGH INSTABILITY CITY THAT SOME NASTIER THUNDERSTORMS ARE A POSSIBILITY. SO THROUGH THE MORNING CLOUDS, A FEW SHOWERS AROUND LUNCHTIME, BUT IT’S 3:00 ON THAT. WE GET THOSE THUNDERSTORMS, SOME OF WHICH COULD GET STRONG. SO WHEN DOES THE WORST WEATHER MOVE INTO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? IF YOU LIVE NORTH AND WEST OF TOWN, MARION COUNTY, LAKE COUNTY, SUMTER COUNTY, IT’S ABOUT A 2 TO 6 P.M. TIMEFRAME, RIGHT THROUGH DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, THE ORLANDO METRO, AND BASICALLY THE I-4 CORRIDOR. IT’S 4 P.M. TO 8 P.M. AND THEN THE SPACE COAST COMMUNITIES KIND OF A 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M. EVENT. SO LET’S LOOK AT FUTURE CAST AND GET THE TIMING DOWN. HERE’S 8:00 IN THE MORNING. THERE ARE THOSE COASTAL SHOWERS, NO BIG DEAL. LUNCHTIME TO A MIX OF CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE. BUT HERE WE GO, 4 P.M., THERE’S THAT LINE OF NASTIER STORMS AND WE KIND OF SEE THOSE LITTLE PURPLE DOTS. THAT’S THE MODEL TRYING TO GRAB OUR ATTENTION AND SAY THERE COULD BE SOME STRONGER STUFF EMBEDDED IN THAT. ALL RIGHT. FIVE, 6:00 WORK ING THROUGH OUR WESTERN AREAS, GETTING INTO THE METRO. BUT THE MODEL STILL SAYS THAT AS IT WORKS THROUGH THE METRO AREA, IT SHOULD START TO WEAKEN A LITTLE BIT. BUT THERE’S JUST ENOUGH SUPPORT THAT IT COULD STILL BE FEISTY EVEN AS IT APPROACHES DAYTONA BEACH AND NEW SMYRNA BEACH AROUND 8:00 AND THEN INTO BREVARD COUNTY JUST THEREAFTER. SO FOR SEVERE WEATHER THREATS, WE ARE THINKING IT’S NORTH AND WEST OF THE METRO. MARION SUMTER, LAKE, EVEN FLAGLER OFF TOWARD THE GULF COAST UNDER A LEVEL ONE OUT OF FIVE RISK FOR ISOLATED, STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS. THAT MEANS OUT OF THE WHOLE LINE, WE’LL HAVE LITTLE POPCORN AREAS THAT COULD GET STRONG AND IN TERMS OF THE BIGGER IMPACTS, WE’RE THINKING DAMAGING WINDS WILL BE THE PARAMOUNT CONCERN. SO STORM SYSTEMS AROUND, WE DO HAVE ENOUGH ENERGY ATMOSPHERICALLY THAT WE COULD BE TALKING ABOUT THOSE 60 MILE PER HOUR WIND GUSTS, WHICH IS WHY WE’RE WATCHING IT. BUT ONCE IT’S DONE, MY FRIENDS WILL BE ABLE TO REST EASY TONIGHT. OKAY. CLEARING SKIES TURNING CHILLY, 51 IN THE MORNING, 63 WILL STRUGGLE TO GET THERE FOR A HIGH TEMPERATURE. STAYING BEAUTIFULLY COOL ON TUESDAY. AND THEN WE’RE ACTUALLY ENTERING IN
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Impact Day: Tornado watch issued for parts of Central Florida as severe storms possible
A First Warning Impact Day has been declared due to the possibility of strong to severe storms Sunday. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a marginal risk (1/5) for severe thunderstorms. Marion County has been placed under a tornado watch until 5 p.m. An approaching cold front is forecast to bring rain and storms in the evening, and 1 to 2 inches of rain is possible west of Interstate 75. There will be a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms, and some of the characteristics may include strong, sporadic and damaging winds with speeds reaching 40 mph, strong downpours and the low chance for a brief tornado. This is the same storm system that spawned a deadly tornado in Tennessee. Six people were killed and about two dozen were injured. It will be much weaker by the time it arrives in Florida. When the worst of the weather will arriveThe worst of the weather is expected from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Storm impactsBy Monday morning, the rain will come to an end, but so will our warmer weekend afternoon high temperatures.We’ll kick off the work week sunny, but high temps are likely to fall into the lower 60s. Stay with WESH 2 online and on-air for the most accurate Central Florida weather forecast. Radar Severe Weather AlertsDownload the WESH 2 News app to get the most up-to-date weather alerts.
A First Warning Impact Day has been declared due to the possibility of strong to severe storms Sunday.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a marginal risk (1/5) for severe thunderstorms.
Marion County has been placed under a tornado watch until 5 p.m.
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An approaching cold front is forecast to bring rain and storms in the evening, and 1 to 2 inches of rain is possible west of Interstate 75.
There will be a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms, and some of the characteristics may include strong, sporadic and damaging winds with speeds reaching 40 mph, strong downpours and the low chance for a brief tornado.
This is the same storm system that spawned a deadly tornado in Tennessee. Six people were killed and about two dozen were injured. It will be much weaker by the time it arrives in Florida.
When the worst of the weather will arrive
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The worst of the weather is expected from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Storm impacts
By Monday morning, the rain will come to an end, but so will our warmer weekend afternoon high temperatures.
We’ll kick off the work week sunny, but high temps are likely to fall into the lower 60s.
Stay with WESH 2 online and on-air for the most accurate Central Florida weather forecast.
Download the WESH 2 News app to get the most up-to-date weather alerts.
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