Impact Weather Sunday – Warm weekend start leads to stronger Sunday storms

Downtown of Orlando. Our first warning weather team is to pursue the potential for storms to our area. Good evening and thank you for joining WESH Two here. Marquise Meda Marquise is currently to me. We can see the entire activity on the radar. Tomorrow for the impact tomorrow. You say that. Indeed. We will see this cold front, which extends over the southeast of central florida from tomorrow afternoon. Then feel the first raindrops. However, if you are in Marion County, this will be airy. Earlier in the morning. In both cases, however, it is influenced whether it is shown on Sunday as soon as the clock occurs at noon until the early hours of the morning on Monday. The threats we pay attention to include strong, harmful winds. These can be over 45 miles per hour. Hail, heavier showers and of course a remote tornado. We cannot rule this out, especially, because on this frontal border we saw several tornado warnings in the north and central -Alabama this afternoon and early evening. Now we still have a lot of real estate that we can work with because this front continues to press from Alabama to Georgia and finally to North and Central Florida. But here is a look at the timing of events from 12 noon. In the first raindrops in I 75, this front will enter the U -Bahn around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. Then you see the rain over the I-4 corridor. And then the showers will be deported on Monday morning in the early country. So tonight it is a warm Saturday finish. Tomorrow we will follow this storm threat. And then the working week will be sunny and dry. Also cool on Monday, but in the next 15 minutes I will come with the Futurecast -Timing hour an hour. The effects of tomorrow and make sure that you download our free WESH Two News Mobile App so that you can be up to date with the latest timeline of Impact Weather of tomorrow. Our goal is to keep

Impact Weather Sunday – Warm weekend start leads to stronger Sunday storms

Impact Weather Sunday – Warm weekend start leads to stronger Sunday storms

Updated: 8:07 p.m. EDT March 15, 2025

Strong to heavy storms with potential hail that is expected to be reached on Sunday central florida | On March 15, the southern breeze will heat up the temperatures in the middle/upper eighties tomorrow before a cold front is cut over the region. This increase in instability will bring the serious threat to border food (1/5) in most regions and a minor risk for Marion County (2/5). Strong gusty winds and hail will be the main effects, but one thing that you have to pay attention to is the chance for an isolated tornadic spin in front of the front. The first showers start on Sunday in Marion County, but the winds will start before the rain. The strongest winds are picked up in the afternoon with storms around the I-4. And the last showers will drive past Brevard County on Monday before sunrise. An illustrated timeline is attached below. Expect a much quieter/ cooler weather on Monday afternoon, with the temperatures in the upper 1960s and lower 1970s reach a climax.

Strong to heavy storms with potential hail that is expected to be reached on Sunday central florida | March 15th

A southern breeze will heat the temperatures to the middle/upper eighties tomorrow before a cold front cuts across the region. This increase in instability will bring the serious threat to border food (1/5) in most regions and a minor risk for Marion County (2/5). Strong gusty winds and hail will be the main effects, but one thing that you have to pay attention to is the chance for an isolated tornadic spin in front of the front. The first showers start on Sunday in Marion County, but the winds will start before the rain. The strongest winds are picked up in the afternoon with storms around the I-4. And the last showers will drive past Brevard County on Monday before sunrise. An illustrated timeline is attached below. Expect a much quieter/ cooler weather on Monday afternoon, with the temperatures in the upper 1960s and lower 1970s reach a climax.