Published on: March 29, 2014 at 1:40 PM
A dangerous storm is east of Orlando International Airport at this hour, moving east toward Cocoa Beach.
The most dangerous part of the storm at 1:40 is about 20 miles WSW of Cape Canaveral. It will arrive in Cocoa about 2:05 and Cape Canaveral about 2:15.
Unstable conditions across the Florida Panhandle have set the stage for severe weather this afternoon. A tornado watch is in effect.
Here is live streaming coverage from WESH.
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