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✓ Published: 12-Oct-2023
✓ Published: 12-Oct-2023
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After an active start to Thursday for the Sunshine State, a Tornado Watch has been issued for most of Central Florida through 3:00 PM. Storms could also bring 70 MPH winds and heavy rainfall. Meteorologist Erica Lópezhas an update.
After an active start to Thursday for the Sunshine State, a Tornado Watch has been issued for most of Central Florida through 3:00 PM. Storms could also bring 70 MPH winds and heavy rainfall. Meteorologist Erica Lópezhas an update.
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