Strong And Severe Thunderstorms Surge Across Central Florida To Finish the Workweek | Stormy Week...

[00:00:00]INVESTIGATIVE TOOL THAT HELPS SOLVE CRIMES AND AFFECT PUBLIC SAFETY.

[00:00:04]WE STILL HAVE SOME STRONG STORMS MOVING THROUGH COAST RIGHT NOW PRODUCING LIGHTNING.

[00:00:07]ARE WE GOING TO DRY OUT BEFORE THE EVENING ENDS TONIGHT?

[00:00:10]MARQUISE SOME OF THOSE.

[00:00:11]YES.

[00:00:11]RIGHT.

[00:00:11]IF YOU’RE WEST OF THE I-4 CORRIDOR, THERE’S A BETTER CHANCE OF YOU BEING DRY TONIGHT.

[00:00:16]BUT ALONG THE COAST, THAT’S WHERE WE’VE SEEN THE MOST SIGNIFICANT SHOWERS IN, JUST TOWARDS THE WEST OF I-95.

[00:00:21]THIS IS WHAT WE WERE SHOWING YOU GUYS AT THE START OF THE SHOW.

[00:00:25]THIS OUTFLOW BOUNDARY THAT YOU HAVE RACING FROM DELAND ALL THE WAY THROUGH LONGWOOD.

[00:00:29]AND NOTICE THAT THE THE STORMS POPPING UP THAT’S LEFT IN ITS TRACK, RIGHT?

[00:00:33]SO HERE’S THE BOUNDARY.

[00:00:34]YOU SEE IT MOVING ALMOST PERPENDICULAR TO THE I-4 CORRIDOR AS IT PUSHES TOWARDS THE SOUTH AND THE WEST.

[00:00:40]BOOM.

[00:00:40]YOU’VE HAD THIS EXPLOSION HERE FROM GENEVA ALL THE WAY THROUGH SCOTTSMOOR, BUT THIS HAS SPANNED ABOUT 23 MILES IN JUST HALF AN HOUR’S TIME SPAN.

[00:00:49]SO IT’S MOVING AT ABOUT 45, 46MPH.

[00:00:51]AND THIS IS THE AFTERMATH, RIGHT?

[00:00:53]YOU SEE THAT EXPLOSION WHERE WE’VE SEEN THAT OUTFLOW BOUNDARY COLLIDE WITH THAT EAST COAST SEA BREEZE.

[00:00:58]NOW THIS HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

[00:01:02]A STRONG STORM TAG ACROSS I-95 THROUGH SCOTTSMOOR.

[00:01:04]ALSO MIMS HERE, IN WHICH THE PRIMARY THREAT HAS BEEN STRONG AND GUSTY WINDS ACROSS STATE ROAD 46.

[00:01:11]GOING TO PAUSE THIS FOR YOU.

[00:01:13]SO METEOROLOGIST CAM TRAN COULD PING SOME OF THESE FASTER WINDS.

[00:01:17]WE SEE 3435 MILE PER HOUR CONDITIONS JUST NORTH AND WEST OF MIMS, ALSO 20 TO 30 MILE PER HOUR WINDS PUSHING TOWARDS THE SOUTH ACROSS GENEVA RIGHT NOW ALONG STATE ROAD 46.

[00:01:29]SO SOME VERY BREEZY CONDITIONS.

[00:01:30]AND WE HAD A HAIL SPIKE A MOMENT AGO, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THAT HAIL CORE IS NOW BEGINNING TO FADE OUT OF THE PICTURE.

[00:01:38]STILL STRONG AND DAMAGING WINDS.

[00:01:39]AND WHERE THIS OUTFLOW BOUNDARY CONTINUES TO HEAD IS RIGHT INTO THE METRO.

[00:01:42]AND YOU CAN SEE THAT EAST COAST SEA BREEZE PUSHING ACROSS BITHLO ALONG TOLL 528 HERE, IN WHICH ORANGE COUNTY MIGHT GET BUSY COMING UP IN THE NEXT HOUR OR SO.

[00:01:51]RAIN MOVING ACROSS KISSIMMEE INTO SAINT CLOUD ACROSS U.S.

[00:01:54]192, PUSHING TOWARDS THE SOUTH AND THE EAST.

[00:01:57]ALSO U.S. 441 HERE AND ALONG THE TURNPIKE.

[00:01:59]YOU GUYS MIGHT SEE SOME LIGHTNING STRIKES IN YOUR EARLY EVENING SKY.

[00:02:03]YEEHAW JUNCTION.

[00:02:04]YOU’VE HAD THESE CONTINUOUS SHOWERS.

[00:02:05]NOTHING OF THE SEVERE VARIETY, BUT THOSE WERE STRONG STORMS JUST A MOMENT AGO.

[00:02:10]AND A LOT OF THE HEAVY RAIN SHOWERS AND GUSTY WINDS HAVE NOW PUSHED OFFSHORE IN BREVARD COUNTY, UP TOWARDS THE NORTH AND EAST ALONG I-75.

[00:02:18]RAIN SHOWERS ARE LIGHT, FEW AND FAR IN BETWEEN, BUT STILL A COUPLE ISOLATED CONDITIONS ACROSS STATE ROAD 40 HERE IN NORTH AND ALONG EASTERN MARION.

[00:02:27]HEAVIEST RAINFALL WAS IN BREVARD COUNTY SO FAR TODAY.

[00:02:29]MERRITT ISLAND TWO AND A QUARTER COCO STILL ABOVE TWO INCHES.

[00:02:32]PORT CANAVERAL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LIST, 1.29.

[00:02:35]WE’RE TRYING TO HEAD OUT TO PORT CANAVERAL RIGHT NOW, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE WE’VE LOST SIGNAL WITH OUR TOWER CAM NETWORK AS A BLAST OF WIND AND RAIN MOVED ACROSS BREVARD COUNTY, COOLING TEMPERATURES INTO THE 80S AND UPPER 70S.

[00:02:47]SO FOR THE REST OF THE EVENING, STILL CARRYING IMPACT WEATHER ALL THE WAY THROUGH 9:00.

[00:02:52]CLUSTERS OF SHOWERS ACROSS OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES WILL SEE THOSE BACK INTO ORANGE EAST OF THE I FOUR QUARTER.

[00:02:57]MIGHT HAVE SOME RAIN MOVING ACROSS MARION COUNTY LATE TONIGHT, BUT WE’LL DROP THE CHANCE FOR IMPACT WEATHER JUST BECAUSE WE WON’T BE AS WARM TO SUSTAIN THE INSTABILITY NEEDED FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS.

[00:03:07]CURRENT TEMPERATURES, THOUGH STILL IN THE 90S WHERE WE DON’T SEE THE RAIN.

[00:03:10]93 IN ORLANDO.

[00:03:11]AND IT FEELS LIKE YOU’RE PUSHING PAST THE TRIPLE DIGITS.

[00:03:14]SO AS I MENTIONED, WILL CARRY IMPACT WEATHER FROM SEVEN UNTIL EIGHT, DROPPING IT AT 9:00 IS THE CHANCE FOR RAIN IS GOING TO FADE OUT OF OUR HEAVILY POPULATED AREAS.

[00:03:24]TEMPS TONIGHT SHOULD STALL IN THE MID AND UPPER 70S.

[00:03:26]RAIN CHANCES ARE BACK IN THE PICTURE.

[00:03:28]TOMORROW WE’LL START TO SEE THE COVERAGE ACROSS I-95 PUSHING EAST TOWARDS I EXCUSE ME ACROSS I-75 FIRST WITH THAT WESTERLY FLOW AND THEN CONTINUING TO PUSH EAST.

[00:03:36]RIGHT.

[00:03:37]SO WE SEE THAT CONTINUOUS MOVEMENT OF SHOWERS A LITTLE BIT MORE WIDESPREAD TO START OFF THE AFTERNOON.

[00:03:43]THEN AS WE ENTER THE EVENING, WE COULD SEE SOME SEABREEZE COLLISIONS TAKING PLACE ACROSS OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES.

[00:03:48]SO WATCHING OUT FOR A STRONG STORM OR TWO, RAIN CHANCES START TO FADE THOUGH, ENTERING YOUR WORK WEEK.

[00:03:54]AND THAT’S JUST AS SOON AS WE SWING INTO SUMMER.

[00:03:57]SO THIS WEEKEND WE COULD SEE POCKETS OF RAIN BETWEEN 2 AND 3IN EAST OF I-4 BEFORE WE DRY OUT AND THROUGH THE WORKWEEK.

[00:04:03]NOTICE THAT SUNDAY IS ALSO FATHER’S DAY, BUT AS WE SWING INTO THE BEGINNING O