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3PM: Tornado warning expired
ORLANDO - The tornado warning issued for Flagler County at 2:38 p.m. was allowed to expire at 3 p.m., per NWS. The tornado warning was issued after radar indicated possible rotation as storms moved through.
Flagler Schools dismissal delayed
In a post on Facebook, Flagler Schools said because of the tornado warning, students and staff were shelting in place and that dismissal for those still on campus may be delayed. "Families have been directly notified via text, phone call and email. We will reach out again when this warning has been lifted."
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Thursday weather forecast
Thursday is shaping up to be a typical summer day in Central Florida: hot and muggy.
As a weak front drifts to the north, that will open the door for tropical moisture to filter back into the area, which means the return of rain chances Thursday and for the next several days. Temperatures will reach the upper 80s near the coast and the low 90s inland.
Timeline: When are the highest chances of rain in Orlando?
There have already been some scattered showers along the coastline. However, the highest chain of rain will be Thursday evening, between the hous of 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Expect heavy rain, frequent lightning, and strong winds with any stronger thunderstorms that develop. There is also a chance of some scattered showers overnight.
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Labor Day weekend forecast
As we head into the Labor Day weekend, moisture and humidity levels will continue to increase. The Labor Day weekend won't be a complete washout, but wet weather is likely during the afternoon hours for the holiday weekend. Heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds will be possible with these showers and storms. It's a good idea to make sure you have a backup in place for any outdoor plans. Added rain chances will help keep temperatures a few degrees below normal as well, with highs in the upper 80s to near 90-degrees.
The Source: The information and graphics in this forecast come from the FOX 35 Storm Team.