Afternoon showers and thunderstorms have plagued Central Florida for the better part of the last two weeks.
The wet-season trend is expected to continue Wednesday, with plenty of scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms already impacting Lake and Orange counties.
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Here's a look at the precipitation totals over the last 14 days, according to the National Weather Service:
- Brevard County: much of the northern areas have received 6 inches, with the coastal areas seeing about 1.5 inches
- Flagler: most parts have seen about 3 inches
- Lake: about 3 inches, but northern areas have seen 6 inches
- Marion: most have gotten 3 inches, but parts have seen 6 inches
- Orange: about 5 inches in many areas, with other areas receiving about 4 inches
- Osceola: the northern parts have seen about 4-5 inches, with about 3 inches falling in the southern portions
- Seminole: about 4-5 inches have been observed
- Sumter: most areas have received about 3 inches
- Volusia: most parts have seen 3-4 inches, but eastern portions have received about 1 inch and northwestern areas seeing between 5-6 inches
Rainfall totals since July 1:
- Daytona Beach: 1.05 inches
- Leesburg: 2.23 inches
- Melbourne: 2.91 inches
- Orlando: 5.46 inches
- Sanford: 3.50 inches