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UPDATE: Line of storms will move through Florida on Thursday. If strong to severe storms occur, greater chance would in the morning for the Panhandle. Can't rule out an isolated tornado. It'll be a fast-moving line, so I would keep rain expectations reasonable. Most will be below 0.50 -... show more

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Tuesday storm timeline: It'll be cloudy most of the day with an isolated shower not ruled out. Storms come in 2 waves. 1st after 4pm as isolated storms but some may struggle to form with a CAP in place. 2nd after 7pm as a line of storms from the west. #wfaaweather

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Scattered showers continue through the early afternoon. 1st wave of storms happens between 2pm-7pm in the form of isolated storms. These will struggle to form keeping coverage low. 2nd round arrives after 7pm as a line of storms moves in from the west with higher coverage.

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HEADS UP! ⛈️ Scattered strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening across Florida, especially for areas in green (left image). Some storms will be capable of frequent lightning, hail and gusty wind. Check out the latest hour-by-hour forecast below. Greater rainfall totals and storm coverage will be on the west coast compared to the east coast (you still have storm chances, as some have already seen this morning). I'll stay on top of it and get you the latest 24/7.

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10,204 views • 2 months ago