Severe Thunderstorm Warning Expires in Central Florida Amid Ongoing Storms

ORLANDO, Fla. – Strong storms swept through Central Florida on the evening of September 23, 2025, prompting a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Orange and Seminole counties that has since expired.

The warning was issued as dangerous weather conditions developed across the area, signaling residents to take precautions. Although the formal warning is over, meteorologists stress the storms may continue affecting the region.

Storms are expected to primarily impact the I-4 corridor and areas to the west throughout the evening. Meteorologists advise those outdoors to seek shelter and stay away from windows.

In anticipation of storm photos, News 6 encouraged viewers to submit images when safe, highlighting the community’s engagement in local weather events.

The National Weather Service defines a severe thunderstorm as one producing damaging winds of at least 58 miles per hour or hail one inch in diameter or larger. Similar weather was recently observed in the area as thunderstorms brought wind gusts reaching 68 miles per hour to Orlando International Airport.

As meteorologists continue monitoring the situation, some reports indicate potentially hazardous conditions may be forthcoming. With fluctuations in storm activity, it is advised that residents stay informed through local weather updates.

Jonathan Kegges, a meteorologist at News 6, joined the station in June 2019 and has a background in severe weather from his time in Oklahoma. He encourages the public to remain vigilant and prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions.