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Storms move offshore, more storms possible early Sunday morning

Watch canceled for all northeast counties

Isolated Storms possible early morning Sunday (WJXT TV 4)

Heavy rain, strong winds, hail and the possibility for a tornado remain until the late evening in Northeast Florida.

Central Florida counties continue to have a Tornado Watch until 10 PM.

Boaters - the tornado watch remains in effect from St. Augustine to Flagler Beach until 10 PM

From Savannah, Georgia to Palm Bay, Florida a Marine Warning remains in effect.

Please Note: Gale Warnings from Savannah, Georgia to Flagler Beach 20- 60 NM have expired at 5 PM but wind impact remains offshore.

Saturday evening temperatures drop near mid 60s by midnight, winds in the teens with light rain.

Sunday morning temperatures begin in the mid 60s, with partly cloudy skies, winds in the teens for Northeast Florida and in the twenties for Southeast Georgia. Rain continues in the early morning hours until around 8 am.

Sunday afternoon temperatures peak in the low to mid 80s, partly cloudy skies, winds in the teens for Northeast Florida and in the twenties for Southeast Georgia.

Isolated Storms possible early morning Sunday (WJXT TV 4)

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