Severe Threat Continues in the Southeast

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13 May 2025 2:45 AM

The Southeast can not seem to shake the storms over the last few days! Since last Monday, there have been stormy conditions, even bringing some small hail across the Sunshine State. On Saturday, strong storms spun onshore in Florida, leading to some damage—that damage has yet to be surveyed.

Florida’s rainy season brings afternoon downpours, rumbling thunderstorms, and the occasional flash flood each year. Understanding this seasonal shift is especially important to visitors due to how energetic these storms can be (Hello, lightning). Unfortunately, these storms could be packing a punch the next few days, and not just in Florida.

As the trough of low pressure continues to linger, we see more storms popping up through the overnight hours and another batch of scattered rain and storms on Tuesday.

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