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By Katherine Langford
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Central Florida is getting a break from the heavy rain, but the flooding story is far from over. Water from this week’s excessive rainfall upstream is continuing to move north through the St. Johns River basin, and river levels could get worse before they begin to improve.A few showers are possible today, but widespread rainfall is not expected. A cold front will move through Saturday, bringing somewhat cooler temperatures for the second half of the weekend.St. Johns River UpdateEven though the heavy rain has moved out, water from the upper St. Johns River basin is still making its way downstream.A prolonged river flooding event is ongoing, especially along the St. Johns River. With a considerable volume of water moving north, conditions are likely to worsen before improvement begins.Friday ForecastMoisture will increase slightly ahead of an approaching front, bringing a few isolated showers into the afternoon.Temperatures will stay warm, with highs reaching the mid-80s and light winds