The National Weather Service in Melbourne issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northern Brevard County, including the Cape Canaveral area, at 3:15 p.m. Sunday. The warning remains in effect until 6:45 p.m. EDT. Forecasters say the storm could produce wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail the size of a half-dollar. Trees and power lines are at risk of damage, and vehicles and outdoor structures could be harmed by falling debris or hail. Residents in the warned area should move indoors immediately and avoid windows. Officials said outdoor items should be secured before the storm arrives. Boaters near Cape Canaveral and coastal areas are urged to seek shelter as the storm approaches. Drivers are warned to be cautious due to sudden heavy rain, gusty winds, and hail, which could create hazardous conditions. The warning covers portions of northern Brevard County, including the cities of Titusville, Palm Bay, and the Kennedy Space Center. The National Weather Service said the storm is moving southeast at 25 mph. A severe thunderstorm warning means conditions are life-threatening and require immediate action. The storm is expected to weaken after 6:45 p.m. but residents should stay informed through local alerts. Emergency management officials are monitoring the situation and have no reports of significant damage so far. The warning comes as the Space Coast prepares for a busy weekend with events at the Kennedy Space Center and coastal tourism activities. Residents are advised to check for updates from the National Weather Service and local authorities.