Impact Weather Sunday – Warm Weekend Start leads to Stronger Sunday Storms: March 15th Forecast
Impact Weather Sunday – Warm Weekend Start leads to Stronger Sunday Storms
DOWNTOWN ORLANDO. OUR FIRST WARNING WEATHER TEAM IS TRACKING THE POTENTIAL FOR SEVERE WEATHER MAKING ITS WAY TOWARD OUR AREA. GOOD EVENING AND THANKS FOR JOINING US HERE ON WESH TWO. JOINING ME RIGHT NOW IS MARQUISE MEDA MARQUISE. WE CAN SEE ALL OF THE ACTIVITY ON THE RADAR. BRACE FOR IMPACT TOMORROW. THAT’S WHAT YOU’RE SAYING. INDEED. WE’RE GOING TO SEE THIS COLD FRONT THAT’S STRETCHING ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST BARREL ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA STARTING TOMORROW IN THE AFTERNOON. THAT’S WHEN YOU’LL FEEL THE FIRST FEW DROPS OF RAIN. IF YOU’RE IN MARION COUNTY, HOWEVER, WILL BE BREEZY. EARLIER IN THE MORNING. EITHER WAY, THOUGH, IMPACT WHETHER IT’S DESIGNATED FROM SUNDAY ONCE THE CLOCK STRIKES NOON ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE EARLY MORNING HOURS ON MONDAY, THE THREATS THAT WE’RE WATCHING OUT FOR DO INCLUDE STRONG, DAMAGING WINDS. THESE CAN GUST UPWARDS OF 45 MILES PER HOUR. HAIL, HEAVIER SHOWERS, AND, OF COURSE, AN ISOLATED TORNADO. WE CAN’T RULE THAT OUT, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE ALONG THIS FRONTAL BOUNDARY HERE, WE’VE SEEN MULTIPLE TORNADO WARNINGS ALREADY THIS AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING ACROSS NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ALABAMA. NOW, WE STILL HAVE A LOT OF REAL ESTATE TO WORK WITH AS THIS FRONT CONTINUES TO PUSH ACROSS ALABAMA INTO GEORGIA, THEN EVENTUALLY INTO NORTHERN AND CENTRAL FLORIDA. BUT HERE’S A LOOK AT THE TIMING OF EVENTS STARTING AT NOON. FIRST FEW RAINDROPS ACROSS I 75. THAT FRONT WILL BEGIN TO ENTER THE METRO RIGHT AROUND 4:00 OR 5:00. THAT’S WHEN YOU SEE THE RAIN ACROSS THE I-4 CORRIDOR. AND THEN EVENTUALLY THE SHOWERS WILL PUSH OFF SHORE EARLY ON MONDAY MORNING. SO TONIGHT IT’S A WARM SATURDAY FINISH. TOMORROW WE’RE TRACKING THAT SEVERE WEATHER THREAT. AND THEN TO START OFF THE WORKWEEK WILL BE SUNNY AND DRY. ALSO MUCH COOLER ON MONDAY, BUT COMING UP IN THE NEXT 15 MINUTES, I’LL TAKE YOU HOUR BY HOUR WITH FUTURECAST TIMING. TOMORROW’S IMPACTS AND BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD OUR FREE WESH TWO NEWS MOBILE APP SO YOU CAN BE UP TO DATE ON THE LATEST TIME LINE OF TOMORROW’S IMPACT WEATHER. OUR GOAL IS TO KEEP
Impact Weather Sunday – Warm Weekend Start leads to Stronger Sunday Storms: March 15th Forecast
Impact Weather Sunday – Warm Weekend Start leads to Stronger Sunday Storms
Updated: 8:28 PM EDT Mar 15, 2025
Strong to severe storms with potential hail expected to hit Central Florida Sunday | March 15A Southerly Breeze will warm temperatures into the mid/upper eighties tomorrow, before a cold front cuts across the region. This increase in instability will bring the severe threat to Marginal (1/5) across the majority of the region, and a slight risk for Marion County (2/5). Strong Gusty Winds, and Hail will be the primary impacts, but one thing to watch out for will be the chance for an isolated tornadic spin up ahead of the front. The first Few Showers will begin in Marion County as early as 12:00 noon on Sunday, however winds will begin to pick up ahead of the rain. The strongest winds will pick up during the mid-afternoon with storms surrounding I-4. And the last of the showers will push past Brevard county before sunrise on Monday. An illustrated timeline is attached below. Expect much quieter/ cooler weather Monday afternoon with temps peaking in the upper sixties and lower seventies.
Strong to severe storms with potential hail expected to hit Central Florida Sunday | March 15
A Southerly Breeze will warm temperatures into the mid/upper eighties tomorrow, before a cold front cuts across the region. This increase in instability will bring the severe threat to Marginal (1/5) across the majority of the region, and a slight risk for Marion County (2/5). Strong Gusty Winds, and Hail will be the primary impacts, but one thing to watch out for will be the chance for an isolated tornadic spin up ahead of the front. The first Few Showers will begin in Marion County as early as 12:00 noon on Sunday, however winds will begin to pick up ahead of the rain. The strongest winds will pick up during the mid-afternoon with storms surrounding I-4. And the last of the showers will push past Brevard county before sunrise on Monday. An illustrated timeline is attached below. Expect much quieter/ cooler weather Monday afternoon with temps peaking in the upper sixties and lower seventies.
