The potential for severe storms will continue across parts of Florida on Sunday after strong storms raced across the Southeast earlier this week. A cold front has slowly been moving south across the state and will stall in the area on Sunday.
Damaging, straight-line winds will be possible in thunderstorms across the entire warned area in South Florida. Isolated tornadoes and waterspouts cannot be ruled out.
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The main threats on Sunday appear to be damaging winds and large hail, though the possibility of an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out.
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By Saturday morning, storms should be more isolated or scattered, but a few isolated strong to severe storms are possible. The chance for severe thunderstorms will increase in the afternoon.
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As a second cold front crosses Florida on Sunday, a few additional strong or severe storms will be possible before sunrise, with a better chance for stronger storms in the afternoon.
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Be sure to have multiple methods to receive warnings in case severe storms happen overnight. Stay with WeatherNation for updates and continuing coverage on the threat for severe storms.