David Nazario

Central Florida has been buried in clouds and blanketed by rain the last few days leading up to the Mother's Day holiday.

An area of low pressure formed over the northern border of the Gulf coast and pushed inland overnight this morning. Now, Central Florida finds itself beneath the favorable quadrant of the storm system to produce massive rains and lots of thunderstorms.

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Let's get you up to speed on how to plan the rest of the week.

Will the season be starting in the next couple of weeks?

Storm Prediction Center has highlighted central Florida for a level 1/5 severe weather potential this afternoon as our sea breeze reignites similarly to yesterday. Model projections suggest this could be a bit more interior Central Florida this go around, as opposed to the sandwiching we saw with our strongest storms towards the southeast yesterday.

If you managed to dodge the rain yesterday and miss it today, here's when the next best shot of rain arrives.

This morning we woke up to such a pleasant surprise; heavy rainfall! o

Here's what you need to know about a Weather Alert Day in the Orlando area.

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With hurricane season on approach, Central Florida is hosting a few different county events where you can come and finalize your preparations for the season ahead.

A backdoor front moved through our area late yesterday evening and helped bring in some much needed clusters of very heavy rainfall.