A surface trough is anticipated to form across the southeastern United States by this afternoon, causing increased lifting. A persistent west and southwest flow will remain throughout the region. In combination with a highly humid air mass, increased instability, and elevated shear, these conditions pose a risk of strong, and potentially severe, thunderstorms in Florida. These weather components will likely trigger storm formation around midday, with activity intensifying across eastern and central Florida. However, these storms are projected to dissipate in the evening as the contributing elements lessen.
Main risk: large hail, CG lightning and local heavy rainfall
Timing: This afternoon and evening diminishing after sunset.
Locations Impacted: Central and eastern FL (north and south).
Stay tuned for more updates.
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