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Sponsor Our ArticlesCentral Florida is under a weather alert as severe storms are predicted for March 16, 2025. With temperatures nearing 90 degrees, residents should be prepared for damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and a risk of tornadoes. As the storms approach, staying alert and knowing safety protocols are essential. After the storm, cooler and drier conditions are expected. Ensure your safety preparations are in place and prepare for a sudden shift in weather conditions this weekend.
Hey there, Central Florida! If you’re making plans for Sunday, March 16, 2025, you may want to keep a *close eye on the sky*. A weather alert day is on the horizon as forecasters predict some serious storms rolling in, complete with thunder, lightning, and, yes, the *potential for tornadoes*.
Before the storms arrive, the temperature is expected to rise close to a *toasty 90 degrees*. It’s not uncommon for Florida to warm up before a storm, but this could lead to some fiery thunderstorm activity in the afternoon. Expect those clouds to start developing early in the day and then moving southeast, directly toward the Orlando Metro area as the evening approaches.
As the storms brew, they’re expected to bring along some *damaging winds* ranging from 50 to 60 mph. This means there’s a good chance that power outages could occur, so make sure your flashlights have fresh batteries. The isolated tornado risk is particularly concerning for those in northern Marion County, where things could get quite intense with scattered strong-to-severe storms likely rolling through.
Now, you might want to consider this summer-like setup: heavy rainfall, impressive lightning displays, and those gusty winds that could knock your patio furniture over if you didn’t secure it. For those of you who have experienced severe weather recently, you may remember there was an EF-2 tornado that caused significant damage in Seminole County just days ago on March 10, 2025. So, it’s paramount to stay alert!
When it comes to severe weather, knowing what to do can be a lifesaver. Keep in mind that a *tornado watch* means severe weather is possible, while a *tornado warning* means you should take immediate action to seek shelter. Ideally, you should find an interior room in your house or a sturdy building away from windows and doors to keep your family safe during these threats.
For those wondering where the storms are coming from, parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, and Illinois have already been dealing with severe weather, including damaging tornadoes reported in Mississippi and Alabama prior to reaching our beautiful Sunshine State.
The good news? Once Sunday night rolls around and those storms move out, it looks like the weather will calm down significantly. By around 10 PM, most areas in Central Florida should be clear of any significant storm activity, although a few lingering showers may stick around in Osceola and Brevard counties.
To wrap up your Sunday, brace yourself for a *refreshing change*. Cooler and drier conditions are expected, ushering in a pleasant start to the work week ahead. So, if you make it through the storms, you’ll likely find things quite enjoyable by Monday!
Keep your eyes peeled, stay safe, and let’s hope the threats pass us by without too much fuss. Central Florida, we can weather this storm together!
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