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With the cursor at the bottom left in the center you can view the weather over time. The weather radar live itself displays cloud cover, current precipitation, storms, thunderstorms or tornados in real-time. This is how the weather radar live works: Greater storm coverage returns late in the work week.Depending on the intensity, the precipitation appears on the rain radar in the colors blue (weak precipitation), green, yellow, orange (moderate precipitation), red or purple (very heavy precipitation). Thunderstorms and lightning strikes are indicated by a small lightning symbol. Drier air works in keeping rain chances minimal through midweek. Tomorrow a few isolated showers are possible, but the coverage will be even less than today.

Later this evening it will be muggy as temperatures fall through the 70s. The tides will be about two feet above normal and will run up into the dunes as well as cause beach erosion. Keep in mind the rip current risk is moderate to high at the beach and there are coastal flood advisories in place as well. Highs today will reach the low 80s along the coast to the mid-to-upper 80s west of I-95. Some rain could linger beyond sunset, mainly in Osceola and Brevard county. There could also be occasional wind gusts near 40 mph and frequent lightning.

Isolated storms will have potential to bring heavy rain at times due to the amount of moisture in the air. The greatest coverage will be from Orlando to the southwest after 4 p.m. Scattered showers mainly west of I-4 will pick up a little more later today.Ī few showers have already popped up this afternoon, but have been light in terms of rain and isolated in coverage.Īs the day goes on a few storms will bubble up.

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