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FORT MYERS, Fla. A slight risk for severe weather exists overnight Wednesday for Southwest Florida, the National Weather Service said. Scattered severe storms are possible as a line of storms move into the region from northern Florida. “If storms become severe, high wind speeds will be the main threat,” WINK meteorologist Zach Maloch said. “Expect a lot of rain as well with possible flash flooding, much like we saw Sunday night.” Click here to see live radar and an hourly forecast. WINK Chief Meteorologist Jim Farrell went live on Facebook with the latest updates on tomorrow’s severe weather: