FPREN

The No Name Storm caused 318 deaths, and about 40 percent of the country's population was impacted; impacts were worst in Florida.

There won´t be much rain left as the first cold front moves through Central Florida, where the drought persists.

We expect the next cold front to push through Florida on Thursday.

The thunderstorm with the tornado moved for about 1.8 miles and had peak winds of 115 mph.

Showers and a storm could be moving across Central Florida by 10 a.m.

Across Central Florida, the thread for isolated thunderstorms will arrive after 11 a.m.

For the next few days high-pressure will dominate Florida, bringing warmer-than-average temperatures during the day and night.

This week's heaviest rain was over the Florida Keys, and the second highest was over parts of Central Florida.

High temperatures had been more on par with the average temperatures much of Florida would have in April or May.

Clocks will spring ahead one hour on March 9, 2025, as daylight saving time begins across most of the United States.

In Florida, plants are blooming earlier and for longer periods, releasing more pollen into the air leading to hay fever.

On Sunday night Florida will get a cold front that will bring temperatures closer to normal for this time of year.