Scattered strong to severe storms will develop midday today through early evening. Storms may have hail and wind.

Storms threaten Monday afternoon and evening thanks to a stationary front over Central Florida. But first, the day kick-offs warm and muggy with isolated showers near the coast.

A slow-moving storm system is keeping a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the First Alert Forecast through the start of the workweek.

A few scattered showers have already bubbled up this morning and our chances for storms will peak in the afternoon.

Strong scattered storms are expected in Central Florida on Sunday, Spectrum News 13 meteorologist Maureen McCann said. Storms will keep your temperatures in the 80s throughout the day, McCann

The South will continue to face severe storms and flooding this week as an area of low pressure slowly meanders across the region. Severe weather is possible across much of western Texas and New Mexico on Sunday,