Hot and humid Memorial Day expected in Central Florida, afternoon storms forecast
Memorial Day will start dry, with rain expected to start around 2 p.m., McCann said. Downpours, frequent lightening and gusty winds are possible.
The high today will be 92 degrees and the low will be 74 degrees.
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