ORLANDO — A cold front that will move across Central Florida on Wednesday will be accompanied by a line of showers and storms, some of which may turn severe.
What You Need To Know
- Storms will move into Marion County after the morning commute
- The line will arrive by midday along the I-4 corridor
- The front will clear the Brevard County coast during the afternoon
This will be a fast-moving system. So, while it won’t impact our weather for long, the storms that do develop may reach severe limits. In order for severe criteria to be met, winds have to be at 58 mph, hail must be 1 inch in diameter, or the storms might spin up a possible tornado.
The trailing end of the front will push a line of storms first to Marion County by around 9 a.m. ET. The storms will advance toward the I-4 corridor by lunchtime and clear the Brevard County coast by 3 p.m ET — but exact timing could change depending on how the storms progress overnight…