It’s no rest for the weary in Florida this weekend as what has been a very stormy April finishes up with not one, but two rounds of severe weather.
this weekend as what has been a very stormy April finishes up with not one, but two rounds of severe weather.
More than 11,000,000 residents are under the watch that stretches from just outside of Jacksonville to Lake Okeechobee. Over 11,000,000 residents are under the watch of severe storm threats from just outside of Jacksonville to Lake Okeechobee.However, these storms could form into individual supercell thunderstorms along the eastern coasts of north and central Florida, leading to a renewed risk of large hail along and even the potential for a few tornadoes.
“Trying to get some extra sleep in Sunday morning? Probably not, it’s going to be rowdy,” says FOX Weather Meteorologist Craig Herrera.
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