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Heat advisories issued, strong storms possible in Central Florida
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Key Points:
- Central Florida is experiencing a heat advisory on Juneteenth, with dangerous heat index values reaching "feels-like" temperatures between 105 and 110 degrees due to high humidity and mid-90s actual temperatures.
- Scattered showers and thunderstorms with about 60% coverage are expected in the afternoon and evening, with potential for strong storms producing heavy downpours and gusty winds up to 50-60 mph.
- The Storm Prediction Center has issued a level one out of five risk for isolated strong to severe storms, with hail and tornadoes considered less likely.
- Saturday will see increased storm activity in the afternoon with higher rain chances, while Father's Day is forecasted to have more typical summer weather with reduced rain coverage.
- Impact Weather conditions could disrupt outdoor activities and travel, especially with many Juneteenth events planned, so residents are advised to stay updated through WESH 2 News and their weather app.
