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Orlando weather: Gusty winds and dangerous surf for Central Florida

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Orlando weather: Gusty winds and dangerous surf for Central Florida — Altamonte Springs Sports news

Another windy day across Central Florida, with northeast winds of 20-25 mph and frequent gusts of 35-40 mph, especially near the coast.A Wind Advisory is in effect for all of east central Florida except Lake County through early evening. Drier air will limit showers across much of the Orlando area and northward, with rain chances generally 10-20% from Melbourne north.Farther south, scattered Atlantic showers will affect the Treasure Coast, where rain chances increase to 50-70%. A few heavier squalls could produce gusts of 35-45 mph.Moisture will begin spreading northward again late today and tonight, increasing shower chances toward Cape Canaveral. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible along the Treasure Coast.Highs near 80°. Overnight lows in the upper 60s northwest of I-4 and lower 70s elsewhere, with some middle 70s along the barrier islands.Wednesday and Thursday: A fresh surge of Atlantic moisture will bring a more widespread opportunity for showers across Central Florida, inclu

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