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Central Florida Faces Severe Storm Threat
25 Jul
Summary
- Severe T'Storm Warning issued for southern Marion County.
- Greatest threats include winds over 50 mph, lightning.
- Additional strong storms expected through mid-evening.
Strong storms are currently impacting Central Florida, prompting the National Weather Service to issue urgent weather warnings. Southern Marion County, including the northern part of The Villages, is under a Severe T'Storm Warning until 6:15 PM on July 25, 2026.
The storms are moving very slowly, posing significant threats. Residents should be aware of potential winds exceeding 50 mph, intense lightning activity, and the possibility of small hail. These conditions are expected to persist in the immediate warning area.
Looking ahead, additional strong to severe storm development remains possible across wider parts of Central Florida throughout the mid-evening hours of July 25, 2026. Residents are advised to stay informed about evolving weather conditions.
