Storm coverage is expected to be highest south of Orlando, according to NWS Melbourne. Threats include lightning strikes, wind gusts and heavy downpours. There is a small craft advisory and a coastal flood advisory in effect at all Central Florida Atlantic beaches due to astronomical tides, according to NWS Melbourne.

Central Florida will see more scattered showers and storms on Thursday. Our area will have a 40% chance of rain and storms in the afternoon. Watch: Low-pressure area in Caribbean could bring tropical threat to Florida next week

Some much-anticipated changes are finally making their way into Central Florida, bringing much drier weather for the second half of the weekend.