Wet start into the week, while the unique storm system rolls through central florida

Orlando, Fla. – A very rainy start of your new week.

Rain opportunities begin to climb through the night tonight and to keep up while the sun rises tomorrow morning.

An area with low pressure continues in the Golf to the west at the end of a frontal system that is draped into the eastern USA

This is something special and I will tell you why.

In addition to strong rainfall on the day of the day on Monday, our winds will also absorb this bag with low pressure during their time that we have spent in our viewing area. What makes this unique are the water temperatures of the Gulf of Mexico.

If you didn't get our show at 6:30 p.m. today, the Saving Grace is currently only the season. The jet is located on the golf coast states, the dry air moves around the pattern and the windscher is a big problem.

If we had spoken about the same properties in the summer – we probably would have a familiar yellow Blip on the homepage of the National Hurricane Center.

Indeed, tropical probabilities shed light on this system because it crosses the western Atlantic to the northeast on the US coast after it progresses over the Florida peninsula. This is because it has a chance above the Golf to call up some storms in tropical style. If it weren't alone in the season, we might discuss a little more than a rain maker.

But yet we are safe and healthy for the time being, and you will not yet meet my notorious catch printout. The rain will creep in our picture tomorrow around 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. and will be directly over your head between 7 a.m. and at noon.

Later in the afternoon, in the early evening, we will push a lot of rain to the east and hug the coast, especially for you in Volusien or Brevard County.

Some rear shower and rain will exist on their Tuesday before we warm up in the 80s again by Wednesday and especially Thursday.

Stay with your Pinpoint team while we choose who gets the biggest rain and when we finally see the sun return.