The upcoming Daytona 500 race on Sunday afternoon could be impacted by severe weather conditions as a strong weather system moves through Florida. The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado watches for several North Florida counties, with heavy rain and winds affecting the Panhandle area as well.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the race, adding to the excitement and uncertainty surrounding the event. While it is uncertain how the weather system will affect the race, the NWS predicts that rain may fall as far south as Daytona along Florida’s peninsula.
The NWS offices in Jacksonville and Tallahassee are closely monitoring the situation, with warnings of flash flooding and high winds in place. The rapid movement of the cold front has prompted concerns for Northeast Florida, with potential impacts expected.
Despite the weather challenges, the Daytona 500 remains a highly anticipated event, drawing attention from across the state. Reports indicate that Trump may even drive the presidential limousine on the race track before the event begins. Stay tuned for updates on how the weather may impact this iconic racing event.
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