Heavier bands of rainfall are forming over the northeast Gulf of Mexico at 850 PM EDT. Look for these bands to migrate onshore into the Nature Coast and Tampa Bay region during the overnight hours. The system responsible for all the soggy weather will begin to move away from the region later Tuesday and allow a more typical summer pattern of sunshine with scattered afternoon/evening storms to return to west-central Florida by Wednesday. Hang in there everyone, drier days are ahead this week. | U

1.8K views · 60 reactions | 5 AM radar update: Once again, we are seeing scattered showers and storms developing early this morning and shifting onshore under westerly flow. Scattered to numerous showers and storms are expected this afternoon with the highest chances inland. | US National Weather Service Tampa Bay Florida | Facebook

6.6K views · 134 reactions | LIVE RADAR: We're tracking showers and storms moving through Central Florida right now. Here is a live look at FOX 35 Storm Tracker Radar. Latest forecast: www.FOX35Orlando.com/weather | FOX 35 Orlando | Facebook

4.6K views · 70 reactions | Line of storms developed off the coast and is moving slowly northwest which will bring it closer to the area over the next few hours. Track it's progress here with our live camera in Fort Lauderdale and Realtime Doppler Radar. | CBS Miami | Facebook