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This upcoming season is shaping up to be an above-average one — but not as busy as last year. Forecasters still warn that it only takes one destructive storm to make it a bad hurricane season.

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What you need to know about the different weather factors that could make for a dangerous hurricane season.

The cold front could produce scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms later this week as it sinks to the south.

Researchers say the anticipated absence of the El Niño weather pattern might make for yet another "above average" Atlantic hurricane season.

Friday PM Update: The Storm Prediction Center has increased the threat levels for severe thunderstorms on Saturday. Areas along and north of I-10 are...

An additional 1 to 3 inches of rain is expected Tuesday.

A few showers could make it as far south as the I-4 corridor and as far east as the First Coast around rush hour, and a few showers and storms are possible Friday along the I-4 corridor near a stalled out front.

A powerful line of storms continue to move through the greater Tampa Bay region. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until Sunday at 4 p.m., and a 17-year-old girl was killed Sunday when she exited her car and stepped on a downed power line.

The predictions call for 17 named storms for the North Atlantic, with eight becoming hurricanes and four reaching major hurricane strength.

The best chance of storms from the greater Tampa Bay region to the Orlando metro areas and southward is late Saturday night into Sunday.

Some areas could see gusty winds and hail.