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Moisture will arrive in Florida late this weekend, and this will continue to increase the shower and thunderstorm activity next week.

Florida property owners who lacked flood insurance may not be protected from Milton water damage either.

Rafael will bring plenty of moisture between Wednesday and Thursday, bringing periods of heavy rains affecting much of Florida.

Tropical Storm Rafael could reach category two hurricane status just before reaching Cuba and heading into the Gulf of Mexico.

This week Tropical Storm or Hurricane Rafael is likely to form, meaning more rain and storm activity across much of Florida.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a broad area of low pressure over the Caribbean with a medium chance to develop.

According to a study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, storm phobias occur in 2%–3% of the general population.

There were at least 46 tornadoes confirmed in Florida during Hurricane Milton, more than twice any other day in Florida’s history.

The National Hurricane Center has no areas of concern at the moment, and no areas of concern could develop within the next seven days.

Some rivers along interior Florida remain in major flood stage. While the water is receding, it’s a slow drain for many flood-stricken areas.

Several central and northern Florida lakes and rivers may continue to remain above flood stage for weeks and perhaps months.

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