A Severe T’Storm Warning is in effect for eastern Brevard County until 5:45 PM, covering areas including Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach. The National Weather Service reports winds exceeding 50 mph, intense lightning, and small hail. Storm movement is northeast at 15 mph. Residents in these areas are urged to seek shelter and avoid outdoor activities.
Earlier in the day, a separate warning was issued for southeastern Brevard County until 5:30 PM, affecting Palm Bay and Melbourne. Storms in that region moved east at 15 mph with similar threats of high winds and hail. A third warning covers southwestern Brevard and eastern Osceola counties until 5:00 PM, also targeting Palm Bay and Melbourne. Those storms are moving east at 25 mph.
Additional strong-to-severe storms remain possible across Central Florida through mid-evening, according to the latest forecasts. The repeated warnings highlight the persistent threat from the system, which has prompted multiple updates from local meteorologists. Authorities emphasize that lightning and wind damage pose the greatest risks, though no major incidents have been reported yet.
Residents are advised to monitor weather alerts and stay indoors until the warnings are lifted. The National Weather Service continues to track the storm’s progression, with no immediate indication of the system slowing down. Local media outlets, including WFTV, are providing ongoing coverage as conditions develop.