Severe Weather Might Be Closer Than a Sniff

The Storm Prediction Center has put out their latest severe weather outlook
which places the risk of severe weather along and north of a line running
from Titusville-Tampa (this is further south than what is outlined in
today's earlier blog post). The National Weather Service has also alluded to
the possibility of severe weather in the Hazardous Weather Outlook...a
portion of which is shown below. For the most part, the best chance remains
in the area noted in my earlier blog post, but as a safety measure this
information should be conveyed. Just a heads up:

LIGHTNING STORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE IN EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA FROM LATE
AFTERNOON THROUGH TONIGHT AS A LOW PRESSURE TROUGH MOVES INTO NORTH FLORIDA
LATE TODAY...AND THEN CENTRAL FLORIDA TONIGHT. THE BEST CHANCE FOR STORMS
FROM LATE AFTERNOON TO SUNSET WILL BE NORTH OF INTERSTATE 4 ...WITH THE
CHANCE FOR STORMS INCREASING AFTER SUNSET FROM BREVARD AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES
SOUTH TO LAKE OKEECHOBEE AND JUPITER. DUE TO INCREASING LOW LEVEL WINDS AND
SHEAR...A FEW STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS...EVEN AN ISOLATED TORNADO...COULD
OCCUR FROM OSCEOLA AND BREVARD COUNTIES NORTHWARD...WITH THE GREATEST
CHANCE OVER LAKE AND VOLUSIA COUNTIES.