ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida’s wet weather pattern is sticking around, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected through the rest of the week. High moisture levels will fuel heavy downpours, while lingering swell from former Tropical Storm Dolly is creating dangerous surf conditions along parts of the coast.
WEDNESDAY
The day will start off with a few showers moving in from the Atlantic before additional showers and thunderstorms develop during the late morning and afternoon.
Rain and storm chances will be well above normal (70-80%), with the greatest coverage expected inland as the sea breeze pushes westward.
The atmosphere is extremely moist, with water vapor levels near the highest values typically seen this time of year. That means storms could produce very heavy rainfall in a short amount of time…