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Weather alert day issued for Monday as flood threat increases

Central Florida faces a Weather Alert Day today with threats of flooding rains from now through Monday afternoon.

Central Florida, FL · 6d

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Heavy Rain Threat Brings 2 to 4 Inches to Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Orlando and Fort Pierce as a Developing Gulf Low Unleashes Florida’s First El Niño Fueled Storm

ORLANDO, FLORIDA — A heavy rain threat is building across Florida as the state’s first El Niño-fueled storm of the season moves in. Rain spreads in from a developing low pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico starting on Halloween, Saturday, October 31, and continues through Sunday, November 1. It is still tough to tell whether Central or South Florida will be the bullseye, but forecasts point to widespread totals of 2 to 4 inches, with isolated higher amounts. Some of the heaviest totals on the latest forecast map are along the Atlantic coast, with about 3.88 inches near the Space Coast, 3.76 inches near New Smyrna Beach and 3.45 inches near Fort Pierce.

Fort Pierce, FL · 8d
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Heavy rain expected across Central Florida through Monday; some areas could see 4 inches

Rain chances will increase across Central Florida this afternoon as a warm front moves through the region, bringing periods of heavier rain through Monday.

Central Florida, FL · 6d

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Orlando AM Weather Forecast: Heavy rain to start the week

Orlando, FL · 5d

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LIVE RADAR: Flash flood emergency issued for parts of Brevard County

ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida is facing another round of heavy rain and possible flash flooding Monday. A flash flood emergency continues for Palm Bay, Melbourne and West Melbourne until 11:45 a.m. A flood watch remains in effect for all of east central Florida through 7 p.m., with another...

Brevard County, FL · 5d

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Sunday Evening Forecast

Orlando, FL · 6d

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Slow Moving Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Target Orlando, Daytona Beach, Melbourne and Tampa as First El Niño Fueled System Brings Localized Flooding Risk to Central Florida

ORLANDO, FLORIDA — Central Florida is watching its first El Niño-fueled system of the season, expected late Sunday, November 1, into Monday morning, November 2. Forecasters say a system bringing slow-moving heavy rain could affect the area late Sunday, with localized heavy rain totals to watch closely. A forecast model for 7 p.m. Sunday shows widespread showers and thunderstorms across the Florida peninsula, with some of the most intense activity near Orlando, Daytona Beach and Melbourne. The details are not fully clear yet, but the system is an early sign that Florida’s usual “dry” season may not be very dry this winter.

Daytona Beach, FL · 9d

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Sunday Flash Flooding Update

Seminole County, FL · 6d

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Orlando weather: Heavy rain, flash flooding for parts of Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. - A soggy start to the workweek with rounds of heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms continuing across Central Florida, including the Orlando metro and Space Coast. Significant flooding has been reported across Brevard County, with major roadways underwater and some evacuations ordered. Flooding in Brevard County. Local perspective:

Orlando, FL · 5d

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Rain chances ramp up for Sunday Funday

ORLANDO, Fla. – Deeper moisture returns to Central Florida courtesy of the remnants of what was once Hurricane Vance all the way in the Pacific. This moisture, combined with a developing mid-level low, will help to increase rain chances across the area. Sunday. Rain chances will favor the second...

Central Florida, FL · 7d

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Orlando weather: Heavy rain, storms move in to conclude the weekend

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - FLASH FLOOD WARNING ISSUED. A Flash Food Warning was issued until 10:30 p.m. for parts of Seminole County on Sunday. Heavy rains between two and three inches have elevated the Little Wekiva River. Another one to two inches of rain are possible Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service.

Orlando, FL · 6d

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Orlando AM Weather Forecast: Rain chances on the rise Sunday, holding into the workweek

Orlando, FL · 6d

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Orlando weather: Halloween stays mostly dry before heavy rain moves in

ORLANDO, Fla. - Happy Halloween, Central Florida! The gusty onshore breeze and rough beach conditions are still hanging on as we kick off the weekend. The stronger easterly wind continues to come in from the Atlantic with high pressure anchored to our north. While this setup keeps a few showers around, drier mid-level air looks to hold strong enough to give us a mainly dry evening for trick-or-treaters.

Orlando, FL · 7d

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Orlando Halloween Stays Warm Before Stormy Sunday Soaks Central Florida

Orlando is starting Halloween with mostly clear skies, temperatures around 72 degrees, and a warm afternoon ahead, but the easygoing setup will not last all weekend. Saturday’s high should reach 83, with breezy east-northeast winds and a slight chance of showers arriving after 1 p.m. Halloween Stays Warm With...

Orlando, FL · 7d

WFTV Channel 9 Orlando

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Central Florida faces breezy Halloween with isolated evening rain

Central Florida Halloween forecast: expect humidity and breezes today, with isolated evening rain possible for some counties.

Sumter County, FL · 7d

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Orlando, FL Weather Oct. 31-Nov. 2: Heavy Rain, Coastal Hazards

MELBOURNE, FL – Heavy rainfall, dangerous surf and coastal flooding concerns are affecting portions of east central Florida this Halloween weekend, with some communities potentially receiving more than 3 inches of rain through Monday, Nov.

Orlando, FL · 7d

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Orlando’s Calm Before the Soaker: Breezy Friday, Drenching Weekend Ahead

Orlando starts Friday mild and partly cloudy near 71 degrees, but the calm-looking morning will give way to a breezy afternoon and a much wetter pattern by Sunday. Temperatures should climb to about 84 degrees, with only a slight chance of a passing shower around midday. Breezy Friday Leads Into...

Orlando, FL · 8d

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Super El Niño Pattern Brings Breezy, Humid Weather and Heavy Rain to Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers and Fort Pierce as Some Areas Could Top Their November Rainfall Average

TAMPA, FLORIDA — The Halloween weekend has arrived in Florida, and it comes with a wetter than usual pattern. Temperatures will be near 80 degrees on Halloween evening, Saturday, October 31, with one or two spot showers possible for trick-or-treaters. The weekend will be breezy and humid, with a solid chance of rain on Sunday, November 1. November is typically one of Florida’s least rainy months, but with a Super El Niño pattern setting up, forecasters say climatology is out the window. Rainfall forecasts for the next seven days show some areas could get more rain than they normally see in the entire month of November.

Tampa, FL · 8d

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El Niño Raises Tornado Concerns Across Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford and Daytona Beach as 8 of the Top 10 Central Florida Tornado Events Struck During El Niño Years

ORLANDO, FLORIDA — As El Niño strengthens heading into winter, forecasters in Central Florida are pointing to a sobering history. Most of the region’s major tornado events have happened during big El Niño years. 8 of the top 10, and a majority of the top 50, tornado events in Central Florida occurred during El Niño. One of the few near-certainties for the upcoming winter, forecasters say, is that Florida will be very active and stormy at times. That history is a reminder for residents in Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake, Volusia and St. Lucie counties to stay weather aware in the months ahead.

Central Florida, FL · 9d

Tampa Bay Times

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King tides bring floodwaters to South Florida. What that means for Tampa Bay

An unprecedented king tide fueled by blustery onshore winds pushed floodwaters into homes and businesses across South Florida this week. Water gauges in Fort Lauderdale and Miami measured 2 ½ feet above high tide, which the National Weather Service considers “major” flooding, the Miami Herald reported. It flooded major roads and overburdened the area’s aging drainage infrastructure.

Tampa Bay Area, FL · 10d