we live on the scene of breaking news in orange county. a man was found shot to death within the past hour. it happened on 19 street not far from grand avenue elementary school. feels that live in the scene. you spoke with investigators and what did they tell you? >> reporter: we said they have a witness which is important and i want to set the scene. going back starting at the scene, flashing lights investigation going on. white house with blue trim we've seen a witness talking at length with deputies the to go back and there is a shed back behind the shed between it and the corner house, at 10 house where the shooting happened.

what's not clear now is how it happened. we want to listen to what investigators told us a few minutes ago about when witnesses step out after hearing gunshots. >> they witnessed the 2 blackmails getting into the white buick and meeting the house. and driving east on 19th st. toward lee. >> reporter: there is a big hunt underway multiple agencies watching for a brand-new, that pulled from here. we have no descriptors of the men said to have gone into the buick we know a lot of people are worried about who it is inside the house. families are here trying to figure out if it is one of their loved ones pit will stand eyewitness news. sutton, channel 9 eyewitness news. also breaking in orange

county deputy say about one made off with cash from a bank at university and goldenrod earlier this week it before 10:00 police say a man walked into this chase bank, handed the teller a note demanding money. the teller gave him money and that's when he walked out and crossed the street into the target parking lot. hippity searched the area but could not find the suspects. detectives are reviewing video and collecting evidence that chase bank location is currently closed. this afternoon developing, talking with neighbors who heard gunshots orlando police fired at the man officers they refused to put down his gun. we updated you on eyewitness news at 4 and what we confirmed the 20-year-old man later died from injuries. janai norman joining us live at the complex where it happened. near cimmaron, lee vista. you found out the man police shot bonded out of jail 1.5 weeks ago. >> reporter: we were reported when eric provost was arrested for taking more than $88,000 out of an unlocked atm on new year's day. he bonded out of jail 2 saturdays ago, 90s before law

complex where he lived -- 9 days before law enforcement was back at this complex what he lived. >> reporter: police chief made it clear officers offered -- fired after he ignored orders to drop his gun. people nearby could hear the officer's commands. >> they were yelling freeze, gunned down. you don't hear one voice. you hear them all. >> reporter: chaotic scene started at 7:30 monday now with the core -- call for suspicious incident. at this point we're working to find out from police who made the call and what the suspicious incident was. we know it ended with a hail of gunfire. >> we heard one shot and we looked at each other and we heard about 10 more shots in a row. pop, pop, pop when you hear them in a gunshot it sounds like more. >> reporter: provost still out on bond was pronounced dead at florida hospital east. police have not yet released the names of the 2 officers who opened fire pit we know they

least 5 years. they are now on paid administrative leave while fdle investigates. and when we were out here from 4-8 am this morning we heard -- saw a half-dozen police cruisers coming and going from this complex. we are staying in touch with investigators continuing to ask who the officers are who opened fire. what the suspicious incident was they were first called out there and whether anyone else was involved. we will let you know what we were able to confirm with police starting today on eyewitness news at 4. live in orlando, janai norman, channel 9 eyewitness news. freeze warnings are already posted for several central florida counties because tonight will be even colder than it was last night. set of i'm meteorologist rusty mccranie it's tracking the latest from severe weather center 9. >> and it is going to be chilly. jacket weather through this tuesday. the skies are beginning to clear and that is going to allow temperatures to drop as we head through the evening and

overnight hours looking to the north. you cannot see a cloud. there are clouds in the measure back to the south now and actually acting like insulation keeping us warmer than what we would have been. we got to 43 at oia. yet to fall below 40 officially in orlando. for the season. ocala, a very chilly 34. right now, still hovering around 50 degrees 49 in orlando, 48 deland, a bit of a wind outside now. and that puts a bite in the epic when you have 10-15 mile an hour wind windchill can below to the low 40s. skies are clearing out. daytime highs, not out of the 50s it 53 ocala at best 57 orlando. how about daytona beach staying at 51 for daytime highs. it leads to the coldest night of the season so far. freeze warnings are in effect for flagler, marion sumter counties i will tell you how long the areas will be below

freezing and how cold we will get into the metro. we will be in the 30s. back coming up. orlando group is making sure those who do not have a place to call home will at least have a warm place to state tonight. coalition for the homeless of central florida has declared tonight as a cold night meaning they will not raise -- refuse anyone seeking shelter from the call. regardless of space. the group's main campuses downtown 639 west central blvd. track cultivators result at wftv.com /weather. wish the march trial accused murder chanel st. simone charged with murdering his girlfriend 16-year-old daughter put off until july because of the confusion over the state death penalty law. channel nines kathi belich to court this morning in orange county did the state asked for the delay. >> reporter: the state wanted to pull it off the trial until april until after it believe lawmakers in tallahassee were modified the death penalty law in accordance with last week's

u.s. supreme court ruling including whether juries were judges should make the decision. 44-year-old finnell st. simone often glanced over at relatives of 16-year-old alexandria cherry pick he's accused of beating the teenager to death and dumping her body in the woods near the osceola line. defense try to fight the delay arguing that the u.s. supreme court struck down the state's death penalty law as unconstitutional. for now, the judge agreed to put off the trial at least until lawmakers have a chance to take action. the teenager's family is disappointed. >> it is hard for any family to deal with not only the loss of their child, but also the criminal justice process as it does take a lot of time. and in capital proceedings, the time a lot of times is appropriate to ensure all parties are prepared and that all sides are following the law. we completely understand the family would be frustrated. >> reporter: the state says it

expects lawmakers to change the law by march 11 and expects the same -- safe and no will be at trial in july facing the death penalty to live in the newsroom, kathi belich, eyewitness news wise county man is out of the cold after a fire destroyed his mobile home this market witnesses say the man was asleep but made it out in time. just-in-time. kimberly eiten spoke with a neighbor who saw the flames a right to help >> reporter: -- >> he says all they could do was watch the home burn. >> reporter: and there was nothing they could do to save the place. the neighbor tells me he looked out of his window from his mobile home and saw just across the street his neighbors house was already on fire. he says at that point, his only concern was helping him get out before his mobile home burned down to this. hours ago, this was a mobile home. now it is a pile of burned would. damage left from a 5 and neighbors say burned hot and fast. >> she pulled the curtains back

had just gotten out of the shower around 6:20 am this morning when he saw the flames. he did not waste any time getting dressed before he raced across the street to help. >> iran over there, and i'm thinking i'm going to have to bus the door open. just as soon as i got to the carport, jim was coming outside, which i had a sigh of relief that he was okay. >> reporter: he says his neighbor had been asleep inside but smelled the smoke and got out. when firefighters got to the mobile home park near john young parkway and obt, it only took them 10 minutes to put out the flames. >> the trees were going up and that's what we were concerned about is it is heading off other trailers. the fire department got here fast. >> reporter: cruz stopped the fire from spreading to other homes. >> you will try to cut it off. >> reporter: apprentice trailer the damage was already done. we talked to firefighters about the challenge of putting the

where the homes are so close together. we will have more on that on eyewitness news at 4 4 and an update on what comes next for the update of the home. live in orange county, kimberly eiten, channel 9 eyewitness news. this afternoon matlen police are still searching for this missing man with asperger's syndrome. he is not been seen since saturday 23-year-old john noss disappeared from his home in the middle of the night saturday the his family believed he had enough money for a bus ticket and maybe headed to philadelphia where they used to live. if you see transtar -- noss call police. florida state legislators may not have enough money as they may have for the coming year. stay in commerce will meet to figure out exactly what -- how much funding will be collected in taxes but predictions used by lawmakers than to draw up this year's budget. so far economist predicted florida's budget will only grow more than 2 percent for the fiscal year that could mean $400 million less to spend. was present obama's plan to

allow 5 million immigrants to -- who are in the country legally -- illegally who have worked permits may not happen. who will have the final say? sumter county one of the areas that will be on the cold side tonight. freezing conditions expected there.

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house donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a battle for i went where the caucuses are dominated by conservative and evangelical voters. line is that has more on how both men are try to court voters. >> reporter: conservatives are issuing a warning to gop front runner donald trump, change your tone. >> there are a lot of conservatives who think he is a wolf in sheep's clothing. that he is a traditional lifetime new yorker and that means something. >> after attacking his rival ted cruz on citizenship, the authenticity of the evangelical roots and this latest attack on his personality. >> is a nasty guy. nobody likes him. >> reporter: the chum campaign may be heating conservatives advise refraining from attacking cruz directory on the trail on monday bringing out instead the secret weapon, trump's daughter eve anke who is 8 months pregnant. >> i am incredibly proud of my father and i know he will make america great. >> reporter: on the democratic side bernie sanders tells abc news he does not do personal attacks but continues to pound hillary clinton for taking money from wall street banks.

>> she's received $600,000 in one year as speaking fees from golden -- goldman sachs. if that's not true i will apologize. it is true for according to campaign documents sanders is right. she received $675,000 in speakers fees from the bank in 2013. according to the latest both, sanders is within striking distance of clinton and i want and ted cruz and donald trump are neck and neck. trump is promising a big endorsement later today. line is that, abc news, washington. wish i will have more on the campaign trail later on including what donald trump as been saying about a possible major endorsement. coming up in 50 minutes. the world of rock 'n roll is mourning the loss of another music icon. glenn frey cofounder of the eagles died yesterday from convocations from multiple illnesses. he and don henley became one of music history's most successful wrong -- strong -- so mighty things with hotel california

he was 67 years old. wish a massachusetts the judge is expected to set a murder trial date for former gator football star and noon the patriot player aaron herdandez fit menendez is accused of killing to boston men in 2012 after an argument at a nightclub. hernandes is already serving life sentences for man dating his fiancie center that sister 2013. no signs of life off the coast of hawaii. researchers continue to look for 12 missing marines after 2 helicopters crashed it 3 out of 4 liferaft have been found. the coast guard says some rats were inflated but they are not sure how it happened. there is no indication that anybody was on board the rats. no word on what caused both choppers to go down. michigan governor is discussing a water crisis in flint, michigan during the state of the state address. the city has been dealing with toxic lead contamination in drinking water for the past several weeks. a state of emergency has been declared for the area. the problem started at the the

water supply from lake huron to the flint river. researchers discovered the river water was 19 times more corrosive than the water in the lake. altamonte springs city leaders expected to make a final decision today on whether to repeal regulations for medical marijuana business names. we told you last month when the city passed a new ordinance including a ban on 27 words and as including pot, week, grass. there is also a ban on images of marijuana plants. there is no proposed dispensaries. but city leaders say they want to be prepared leaders expected to vote on spending thousands of dollars to make the new bear proof trash cans fit on garbage truck spit city officials say the crash cans are too big for the trucks so they will need to spend $30,000 to make changes to 5 trucks and we will let you know what they decide. for rescued manatees are now in the wild today. florida fish and wildlife rescued 4 manatees between 413- 24 to the they had been

them to different centers across the state including sea world, orlando, the 4 manatees are probably the least back into the natural habitat. they do not like this cold weather. >> they are how the world -- they are huddled together. >> is funny to the -- to see them. >> hot cocoa? >> fire pit, i have to take advantage act get ready coldest day of the season across the area including in the metro. breezy cool conditions back and daytona beach. i've hardly see anyone walking across the beach look at the temperatures, 50 degrees now. >> beautiful. >> we will take that it does not feel one with the northwind at 10 miles an hour. sunset this evening coming your way at 551. how about this, almost everyone is still in the 40s at lunchtime right now. 49 in orlando, 40 clermont, we started up this morning at 43. so we would have only been able to climb 6 degrees because of these northerly winds

dry and cool air and the wind is a factor. when you're below 50 you can have a windchill. feels cooler than actual temperatures it feels like it is 44 degrees in orlando. this is at least medium jacket weather all day. if you are working outside the take breaks and make sure you have hot bread virginia have your 45 the windchill in ocala right now. starting off with relatively cloudy skies and that actually acted like an insulation blanket, keeping the warmer than what it would have been but the clouds are going away and that will be the trend because subtropical jet which brought clouds are continuing to drift to the south high pressure builds back in. 2b components tonight, lighter winds and clear skies equals colder weather. look at the daytime highs. we will barely go above 50 degrees in the northeast zones deland, 52. in the metro, orlando high for degrees. we are not near that at west 57. you will see mid 50s for

zellwood 53 doctor phillips 55. >> reporter: weather in the afternoon and a flagler county been out 50 but north and west of the now we could have upper 40s and highs palm coast at 50 as well. widespread 30s for your wednesday morning including some areas that will go below freezing. the metro will not but this will be the first time all winter long that we will do below 40 degrees. 38 in the matchup it outlying areas of orange county will easily get into the mid-30s for 37 sanford, 35 deland and flagler, marion sumter counties those are the freeze warnings for tomorrow morning. flagler county to our freeze duration. portions of marion sumter counties easily 2-4 hours below freezing. right around freezing in cities but outlying areas could slip into the upper 20s and the freeze duration 2-4 hours. what should you do? between 11 pm-8 am, freeze

have adequate protection. big men indoors. it's nice and neighborly to check on the elderly when you have these temperatures. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, after a very cold morning, things begin to moderate it back to the 60s for wednesday afternoon the low 70s thursday and friday. next el nio storm system comes on friday. no severe weather threat with us. this will be rain and maybe embedded thunderstorm at best bet back to real chilly conditions over the weekend. 50s for a high on saturday, hello 30 ticket and for sunday morning. martie? a florida 911 dispatcher was not available to answer the phone. she was too busy ordering pizza. the discipline she got that many are criticizing and a new warning about a tax scam a

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finding a new program to save eagles that have been living in the neighborhood for decades. they can be seen perched over of canuck treat road and lally development want to build 94 residential homes on the land for the proposed eagle landing according to the plans lally wants to build around the eagles' nest and they want to pay to relocate gopher tortoises that may live on the property. -they are part of our heritage, i would like to leave them alone. just but they are building someplace else, go somewhere else with the buildings. >> the developer will bring the request before the st. cloud planning commission tonight at 6:30 and we will let you know what happens. was in the program used by the orlando police department is stirring up some controversy today. it is called operation lockup. and officers are going car to car in baldwin park and leaving notes on windshields or inside vehicles to alert drivers that the doors are unlocked.

some people think it is a community service and others say it is a violation of the rights you --. >> winchell outside of the car is perfectly fine. yes, but inside, it's a little much. >> orlando police called the program community policing at his best hit legal analyst melvin perry says no valid reason an officer should enter your vehicle unless they seek illegal activity. lawmakers meeting in tallahassee are looking at investing more money into english classes. state senator. soto of orlando is working to secure $30 million for the language education assistance program. the plan would pay for english lessons for legal immigrants enrolled in college. economic crisis in puerto rico is sending thousands of people to central florida who need to learn english when they get here. >> we are seeing everything from the need for english classes which this bill is trying to address. >> we tend to look at we are wasting money, well, it's not wasting it is investing. this eight people eur-invest into are the people you will hire.

also help to boost the economy because the new english speakers will be able to get better jobs and start small businesses. leaders plan on helping the program -- homeless problem and daytona beach of homeless people have been setting up camp outside the county administration building on beech street. the volusia county manager says the county should lease or purchase a vacant property on north street if approved the county wood fence the property and provide a large tent and add temporary bathrooms. the vote takes p&l, thursday. the 2nd orange county deputies are looking for the suspect in what they call a random drive-by shooting in the middle of orlando's tourist district it this happened early saturday morning at a stoplight near mangels on i-drive. the victim says a bullet came inches away from his head. he says his car was shot out while he and his passenger waited for a red light to change. nobody was seriously hurt. we heard the loud noise and instantly the window exploded and glass was everywhere. you hear about it and you say

they are in the wrong place at the wrong time but you never think will happen to you. >> deputies are working to find out if the victim was a target or innocent bystander. the white house is under fire this afternoon from a florida family over the prisoner swap with iran. what they say they feel betrayed by the deal. and how pizza got a florida

his a live look and downtown orlando. it looks warmer than it actually is. temperatures will not climb out of the 50s today and there is already a freeze warning poster for parts of central florida tonight. certified meteorologist brian shields -- certified meteorologist justin mcraney is tracking all this from early

>> the shots you saw tell the story because the first shot was on the north side of some trust building and this shot is on the southside looking to the south where there is cloud coverage. literally you can cut the line across the 408 between sunny conditions and of vail of thin clouds but they are being whisked away and that is going to lead a very cold afternoon. and a frightfully cold evening for us. this morning we got down to the 30s and 40s and did not get below 40 in the metro, 43 officially but we got to 40,, 39 leesburg palm coast 37 i heard from many and outlying areas that you were chillier than the city temperatures. on the board right now, still 49 in orlando. the 48 in titusville. new smyrna beach a very raw, 46 degrees. temperatures representing 5-10 degrees below where we were 24 hours a -- ago. fire pit weather. tom terry maybe busy. as you look across the region, we are going to be in the 40s by 8:00 easily into the 40s and then 4 am, 40 degrees.

tonight so the first time all went along the metro will be into the 30s and freeze warnings are in effect for tomorrow morning. we will look at those temperatures and moderating wftv.com highs returned to the 70s in a few minutes. martie? all right, rusty. other parts of the country, really have it that did me is a people are expensing frigid temperatures during a deep freeze. it is sweeping the nation. when chill advisories and warnings are fake for 17 states reaching from montana to north carolina. in some places, temperatures will be close to zero. more than 2 inches of snow hit areas on the east coast from dc to new york city. 14 cars piled up after snow filled a highway outside of yonkers new york. continuing to follow major developments in washington and the supreme court said it would consider -- overhaul in the nation's immigration roseburg jamie dupree joins us live the via skype from the capital washington.

issue since the president announced that. >> think about it, martie not only a big legal issue but a political issue in the midst of this election year. the president's immigration actions have been on hold in the courts since late february last year. so we are nearing of full year. now the supreme court announced today they will step in and decide the issue once and for all. one would expect arguments maybe in april and a ruling by the end of june and so that is going to be in the middle of a race for president and everything else going on politically this year will have to say automatically jumps to be the case for the u.s. up report on its docket this term, martie. >> and donald trump and ted cruz makes for good tv and is heating up even more. >> reporter: a few minutes ago trump unloaded on cruz (

or they turn fire on someone else? we have seen examples sometimes when the top 2 candidates go at each other and somebody else is able to make it up there and do saying cruz has a rough temperament earlier this week he said he was a "nasty guy. crews returned fire by saying conservative. i do not expect this to end anytime soon. act ii, martie. >> always makes for good tv. thank you, jamie. republicans on the campaign trail taking aim at the white with iran. while the families of those freed americans are celebrating with loved ones, another family from south florida says they are feeling betrayed. brian maass has more. >> reporter: under the deal, the u.s. released from prison sediment convicted of helping iran's nuclear program and dropped charges against 14 more. republicans are calling it a bad one-sided deal. >> the fact is we should not treat anything to get our citizens back home. >> we have to shake our head at how it is happening. >> reporter: no one more upset with the obama administration

and the family of the american scene in this hostage video who was not heart of the deal. >> please help me.. >> reporter: former f.b.i. ages and bob levinson who disappeared in iran almost 9 years ago. his family says it heard the news on television, not from the white house. >> are very disappointed. i feel extremely betrayed by them. they have done nothing to get in touch with me other than what we've asked him to parts wife christine and sundance says the white house has gone back on his word. >> we have been given insurances over the year that my dad would be a top priority to get him home as much as everybody else them if not more because he's been held for almost 9 years for senior administration official tells abc news that levinson was part of the negotiations but that the u.s. does not know why he was not ultimately included in the swap. >> reporter: mrs. levinson do you consider whether bob may have died in captivity?

>> i will never consider that until i have proof. i believe everything he's tried to come home to our family. we will never develop. >> reporter: brian maass, abc news, new york. a bipartisan senate bill is trying to revise healthier meal standards for schools. the bill would gave the school's more flexibility in what they served by using a requirements on whole grains and delaying an upcoming deadline to cut sodium levels. some schools have complained those requirements were burdensome. was politicians in south florida are fighting to keep cuba from opening a consulate in the city. those officials believe it would oppose a security risk. miami-dade county commission could vote this week on a resolution urging president obama not to allow the cuban consulate in the county. miami's mayor says he will file a lawsuit keep it from happening if the city. however temple officials have been calling for a consulate to open in their state of the puerto rico is on the brake. the fiscal crisis is much worse than previously projected pick it is about $16 billion short

of the money needed to cover debts over the next 5 years. amount revealed in september. the crisis is behind a huge migration of puerto ricans to central florida. local agencies say thousands of people are arriving from the island every month. it is an interesting new way for coffee lovers to get caffeine fix. why scientists are singing the praises of cooking with coffee

trader joe's has a warning this afternoon about their storebrand cashews because they could be contaminated with salmonella. the supermarket is recalling a store brian raw cashew pieces. more than 2 dozen states receiving the possibly contaminated product but florida was not one of them. the company says it will remove them from the shelves in all locations out of an abundance of caution. people who have them can either throw them out or return them to the store for a full refund. no illnesses have actually been reported. wish doctors may soon be able to study brain injuries with electronic chips the size of a grain of rice. researchers are testing a new technology on the brains of rats. tiny electronic sensors are implanted into the rats heads. implant melt away once no longer needed. scientists hope such sensors can illuminate the need for large, bulky systems to monitor brain injuries. researchers expect to start a trial like this on humans in a few years. wish if you spend most week is

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warning today for taxpayers pick the scam the agency is warning you about again worse the first thought. wish apparently of florida 911 dispatcher had something better to do during an emergency. what she was doing instead of answering phones. some of you will need to take cold weather press as

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911 dispatcher under fire after officials say an emergency call went unanswered acres she was ordering lunch. >> the doctor could not hold him up and he dropped to the floor and that's where injuries happen next in september, a patient at an eye doctor's office had a seizure in the exam room. the staff immediately called 911. >> first they called from their office i'm a no answer. i called from my cell phone, again, no answer. of the people in the store

>> he let the phone ring for what they felt like several minutes and no one answered the afternoon internal investigation by the broward county sheriff's office we now know why. one of the call takers was on an 8 minute personal call. ordering lunch from this pizza shop in lauderhill. >> what can i get for you? >> one slice of cheese pizza yes okay. >> lemmy have a lunch special for the future -- pizza lunch special. >> lemmy have the lunch special, the call taker admitted the mistake and was issued a written reprimand. fort lauderdale officials say they will reevaluate if regional 911 coverage is still the best option. >> if that means we need to look at going back to our own police and fire 911 dispatch system, we are going to do that announces. >> asked for the patient in the office, he came to. >> fortunately the man is okay and he came back to life, basically.

he was having a seizure in quibec and is okay. >> that the special of violated policy and was disciplined. dispatchers first offense and was only given a written reprimand. some criticize the punishment was not severe enough. wish officials from the treasury department issued another warning today for taxpayers. we told you about phone scammers call you claiming to be irs agents. the number of victims who fall for the scam has jumped from 3000 to more than 5000 $26 million has been stolen as a result of these scams. authorities say if you get a call, asking for payment and threatening you with jail if you do not go along, just hang up the phone. sending a tweet was impossible for people around the world early this morning because twitter was down. dealing with technical difficulties for about 2.5 hours for twitter is not sure what caused the global outage. server should be back up and running but there are still some sporadic issues. wish if you are waiting for the

plan is to align, tomorrow might be your lucky day. astrologers say you will be owed to see 5 planets together in the sky before dawn tomorrow morning. for 45 minutes. you can see mercury, venus, saturn, mars, jupiter lining up. experts say it is the first time in more than 10 years the 5 planets had lined up in the sky and they will be visible for every sunrise until february 20. also, nearly two-year mission on the international space station is blooming. astronaut scott kelly tweeting a photo of the weekend of the first ever flower grown in space. other plans have been grown in space before. this is the first flower in 2014, members on the iss began a veggie plant system. scientists say all of this will help to get a better understanding of how to grow plants in in microgravity. >> very neat. >> you don't think about a flower growing up there. >> they will want to do that to

>> he has time on his hands for being up there for when you're. here we go, down into the 30s for the first time in the metro all season. clouds departing alone temperatures to fall more than this morning time lapse from cocoa beach over the last hour, you can see the general trend of clouds even in the southern zones up north skies are crystal-clear. temperatures on the cool side for the lunchtime hour, 49 orlando same in sanford, villages not much better, 50. new smyrna beach, 46. the rest of orange county 51 a co-we winter garden, 50 apopka, winter park, 52. eastern side of the county, cooler. wind puts a bite in the air. you will feel it layers if you will be out. even if you walk the dog, 44 is

41 in new smyrna beach, 43 titusville. southern sides of coastal zones are not getting out of a deep freeze. satellite radar composite showing you the skies beginning to thin especially from orlando the beach line, south where we have thin clouds leftover. that will only linger for the next couple of hours is high pressure building. knocking clouds to the south. and winds light now. we will do some wind after sunset and this will lead to a very cold night. this afternoon on the chilly side again. normal high should be about 71 degrees in orlando and we are nowhere near that. some areas to the north i'm palm coast, 50 and maybe staying at 49 for the daytime high. more sunshine later in the day if you're headed to the attractions this afternoon, can you will want your jackets. 55 daytime high celebration, winter garden today 53, same thing apopka. and seminole county right now, samford 53, sunshine returning and we are below average for temperatures in volusia county today again. we will stay in the low 50s and in deland. tonight, widespread 30s and a couple of 40s maybe near 50 along the cocoa beach area. inland, we will see subfreezing

temperatures. freeze warning effect right now in flagler county, off of the coastline. palm coast should stay above freezing but inland toward the now, to our freeze. marion, sumter counties freeze duration should be about 2-4 hours with outlying areas having freeze duration be longer than that. 31 overnight, central, anthony recker dropping down to as cold as 28 or 29 degrees fit ocala bottoming off at 30 degrees fit make sure you protect your plants and pets. you may want to drip your pipes depending on the insulation. looking at average number freezes over the winter and it is the northwest zones that are the coldest toward wildewood, ocala area toward palm coast. toward orlando we typically have free -- 3 freezes but we have not been near. this is the first time ago below 40. we will see if we can get to that but we are at the bottom

of the coldest part of the year. we warm up toward late january. we will see how it plays out. i do not have previous editions on the five-day forecast the weekend always in view. that i have chilly weather though temperatures will moderate the back to the low 70s thursday and friday, rain system comes in on friday again. i am not expecting severe weather with that. could be a rumble of thunder, just a wet a for friday. chilly we can ahead. high saturday only in the 50s. martie, think you have the fireplace going on saturday night dropping down to the 30s sunday morning. >> looks like it. a company that is not sugarcoating it the ad that let

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for the first time in months, i pulled out my coat today. let's go to rusty and find out the details on why i need a coat. >> a lot of people had long sleeves breaking them out find it freeze warnings in effect for northern sides of the air for genetic metro down below 40 for the first time tomorrow morning down to 38., have the latest at 4:00. look at the five-day forecast, a moderating trend through friday . that's when we was see the next chance for showers but no severe weather. a cool weekend ahead, we will be dominated by cool weather. the season so far. >> thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news.