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Active rain pattern brings soaking rainfall to Central Florida

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Active rain pattern brings soaking rainfall to Central Florida  — Altamonte Springs Community news

Central Florida is in for a soaking as heavy rain continues through Monday morning, with more wet weather expected throughout the week.

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