Tampa Bay is experiencing severe weather with record rainfall exceeding eight inches in 48 hours, leading to significant flooding, road closures, and stranded vehicles. Residents in areas like Largo are expressing frustration over repeated flooding and lack of city assistance, while some homes, such as Shelby Lovell’s in Zephyrhills, narrowly avoided major damage. Meanwhile, South Florida is under a heat advisory, with temperatures feeling as high as 112 degrees due to high humidity, although isolated showers can be expected. Central Florida is also bracing for slow-moving storms that could bring up to six inches of rain in some neighborhoods. The forecast suggests that thunderstorms will intensify in the afternoon, creating risks of localized flooding. Both regions are preparing for continued adverse weather as additional rain and heat are anticipated in the coming days.