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Lingering showers follow day of severe weather
By Jayme King
FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Allison Gargaro has the latest on the weather in Central Florida.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, and lightning were reported on Thursday across the region, with the bulk of the severe weather passing over the Florida peninsula early afternoon.
The latest forecast modeling shows lingering showers along the Atlantic Coast but the region is mostly in the clear now for inclement weather.
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Small, pea-sized hail was reported across Brevard County, near Titusville. We did see some very gusty winds across portions of Flagler, Volusia, Orange, and Brevard counties, said FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Allison Gargaro.
FOX 35 Storm Alert Day: Tracking risk of storms on Thursday
FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Jayme King gives the latest on the weather in Central Florida.
ORLANDO, Fla. - The recent run of isolated showers and storms will continue this Wednesday.
Much of the development will come after 2 p.m. as all the elements come together.
Some of the stronger storms will be capable of producing heavy rain, cloud to ground lightning, and gusty winds. Rain chances will hold in the 30 to 40 percent range for the late afternoon and evening, eventually moving offshore into the Atlantic after 11 p.m. or so.
Heat soars as storm risk for Central Florida is expected to rise too
FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Jayme King gives the latest on the weather in Central Florida.
Orlando, FL - No, you haven t won a free trip to a sauna, you just live in one!
Central Florida can expect some super high heat again on Tuesday. Highs will head for the 95-degree mark around Orlando and most inland locations. Closer to the coast, the Atlantic seabreeze will keep temps under 90 but heating in advance of the cooling breeze will still allow temperatures to soar into the mid to upper 80s along the beaches.
A fast but weak pulse
Nausea and/or vomiting
Muscle cramps
Action: Immediately stop what you or the person are doing and move inside or to a cooler place. Once inside or in a cooler place, lie down and sip water as well as loosen any tight clothing. If vomiting continues, seek medical attention.
Ways to Prevent/Lessen Heat-Related Illnesses:
Drink water
Avoid sugary drinks, alcoholic drinks and drinks with caffeine - they are diuretics which will cause you to become dehydrated.
Wear light color, loose-fitting and lightweight clothing.
Never leave elderly, children or pets in cars during particularly hot days.