Here’s when storms will move through Central Florida this weekend

A few storms could be strong Saturday, Sunday

ORLANDO, Fla. – An unsettled weather pattern will bring the chance for rain and storms back to Central Florida for the weekend.

A few storms could be strong, both Saturday and Sunday.

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Severe threats this weekend

A front will stall along the Georgia/Florida line, keeping unsettled weather around for the weekend.

Weekend setup

Saturday storms

Behind the storms Saturday morning, most of the rest of the day will be on the drier side with just a few exceptions. A few stray showers/storms will be possible, but most will be dry. Another round of rain and storms develops late Saturday night and into Sunday.

Future radar Saturday evening

Sunday storms

Another round of storms, a few potentially strong, will come back into the picture Sunday.

A round of rain looks to move through Central Florida early Sunday morning. After a brief break, more storms are likely Sunday afternoon.

Future radar Sunday afternoon

Most of the storms push off of the coast by 8 p.m. A few of these storms could again be strong Sunday afternoon and early evening. Damaging wind, hail and lightning will be the main threats. The tornado threat is low, but again, not zero. The longer rain and clouds linger Sunday morning, the lower the severe threat will be Sunday afternoon.

The unsettled weather with the potential for a few stronger storms continues Monday.


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Jonathan Kegges joined the News 6 team in June 2019 and now covers weather on TV and all digital platforms.

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