National Hurricane Center meteorologists don’t yet consider the system to be a threat to Florida.
The National Hurricane Center says the system could develop, but changing conditions might also shut it down not long after.
The storm nearest to the continental United States should fizzle out by tomorrow, but one closer to the African coast bears watching.
High winds are expected to accompany the rain and lightning.
We don’t know for sure if it’ll rain in North Central Florida this week, but it will definitely, unsurprisingly be hot.
Afternoon thunderstorms aren’t guaranteed for North Central Florida, but at a 50 percent chance, we should probably expect them at some point.
Stay safe and hydrated out there today, folks.
North Central Florida will see very North Central Florida style summer weather this week, in case you were wondering if it was going to be different.
Please, please, please stay hydrated and conscious of the heat in North Central Florida this weekend.
While one system will likely strengthen into a tropical depression over the next week, none are expected to threaten Florida.