[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> a weather alert now at 4:00, as temperatures start to plummet again tonight. thank you for joining us. i'm lisa bell. >> i'm julie broughton. ginger is off today. we have team coverage on the next phase of the violent weather following the severe storms that pummeled the state this weekend. >> we'll check in live with meteorologist candace campos in a moment as she travels throughout central florida to pinpoint how you can prepare. but first, chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing how low it's going to get overnight tonight. what can we expect? >> it's going to be a chilly drop tonight and chilly start

it's going to be colder as the week wears on. take a look over my shoulder for how we're doing in overnight lows. they're going way down in the 30's. not a bunch to track on radar. what a difference the day has made. see the cold front that bothered us so much pushed all the way down to the south and took away the cloud cover. all we're left with is the colder, invading air. that's evidence of cold air running over warm water which flat out tells the entire story just about. the temperature reading right now is 67 in gainesville and 61 in ocala and 59 from the villages to leesburg to 60 right now at o.i.a., which is not bad considering where we go from here. we dive pretty quickly to a reading of 54 degrees by 7:00 and into the 40's as we go into the night. here are the overnight lows i'm looking for tonight. we're going 33 in ocala and 34 in the villages and 38 in sanford and 40 should do it for the overnight low tonight in orlando.

night of the week, though. i'll be back to pinpoint an even colder night after we live through this one. see you in a few. >> sounds good, tom. see you in just a few minutes. as the temperatures start to drop, we're taking our pinpoint weather down to street level to keep your family in the loop. meteorologist candace campos is traveling live tonight city by city throughout the newscast to help you prepare. she's about to hit the road for sanford in a couple of minutes, but before she does, candace joins us live in eatonville with the four p's we all need to remember. >> well, hello, ladies. it is literally taking the pinpoint down to street level. just taking i-4 all the way up. we'll be crossing about four counties in the next few hours. you'll have to stay tuned. but where are we right now? we're in the beautiful historic eatonville on this beautiful monday. the weather is pretty much perfect. the sun is shining, only need a light jacket. but tom said the temperatures are going to be dropping and

remember the four p's across central florida, pets, people, plants and, of course, your property. >> although temperatures are not expected to drop below freezing, being prepared is still important. protecting people is one of the easiest ones to remember. but don't forget to bring inside your furry friends and even your flowery plants. >> ferns, orchids, other true tropical tropicales would be better to bring inside and if it's not possible to move, cover. >> and protecting your property, incorrectly using heating equipment is the leading cause for home fires during winter. so be sure to read directions and ask questions when buying a heater. >> whether you're the type to

one to crank up the heat, just staying safe. >> as we take a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast down to your street level, eatonville is the 4:00 show here. 44 by tonight about midnight. it's going to be downright cold. then tuesday, look at that, only warming up to about 55 degrees here in eatonville. by tuesday night, tom has been talking about it, even colder weather coming up later on by tuesday night as temperatures are going to be dropping into the 40's with clear skies. now, back live out here again, it's a beautiful day. what a better way to check out the nice cold weather than jumping on i-4 and heading to our next destination, which happens to be sanford. you'll want to tune in at 5:00 for that. we'll have a little drive and chat session at 4:30. >> thank you, candace. for pinpoint weather from your smartphone or online at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6, we'll check back in with chief meteorologist tom sorrells

>> developing right now, human remains found in a lake county backyard. this afternoon, investigators are trying to determine if it's a man who's been missing more than a month. deputies say they responded last night for a well-being check. they arrived at the home on pennsylvania street in the lake county town of paisley. they say no one was home and this morning they made a grim discovery. news 6 reporter eric sandoval was the first reporter on the scene today and the first to talk with investigators. you found out the homeowner has actually been reported missing for several weeks now. >> yeah, you're right. i've been talking with neighbors and deputies today and they tell me that dennis jones has been missing more than a month and that is why one of the neighbors around here called deputies last night. you can see behind me there's a lake county sheriff's deputy stationed right outside of jones' house. they want to make sure nobody removes anything, especially scene. >> lake county sheriffs investigators say they made the discovery this morning. >> human remains have been found.

just as the remains were found, buried in the backyard of a home jones. detectives tell us they responded to jones' house last night on pennsylvania street in the small town of paisley. they wanted to check on him after neighbors noticed they had not seen him. door last night. so they brought in a cadaver dog and they found a grave in the backyard. >> this is a suspicious death investigation and that's what detectives are working right now. >> neighbors say they haven't seen jones in a month. some even longer. >> they found human remains in his backyard. >> i didn't know nothing about it until i saw all this. >> so what if the remains are that of this missing homeowner? who would have put him there? we asked the lake county sheriff's investigators. >> they have information they're working on. i'm not at liberty to release those details at this point but they're working on it and hopefully we'll have a clear

>> now, we found out some of that other information and that other information has to do with jones' truck, which was actually found about two blocks down the street here in someone's yard. we spoke to that neighbor whose yard it was found in. see what he has to say coming up in the story we're putting together right now for 5:00. for now, we're live in the small town of paisley in lake county. eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you. also developing tonight, a mission worker from central florida was killed in africa. >> the missionary from marion county was killed in a recent attack, thought to be led by al-qaida. he moved to the area to work in an orphanage. he was waiting to pick up a group of volunteers in a cafe just before the attack. reports that the al-qaida-led militants raided a luxury hotel across the street, shooting some and taking others in a siege that lasted hours, leaving 28 people dead, including mike. his wife posted on facebook,

complete hiss mystery to me." >> hundreds of people gathered in orlando today to honor a local man who also made civil rights history. the 23rd annual arthur pappy kennedy was honored today. he was the first elected african-american city council member in 1973 and re-elected by an overwhelming majority in 1976. many call him a living example of the change martin luther king, jr. hoped to see. >> what he was in public is the way he was in private. to me, that's a lesson that you really can't teach by words or by lessons. you have to live that. >> kennedy helped the local ncaa branch, meals on wheels and several parent teacher associations. organizers say they hope kicking

helps inspire people to follow the true message behind martin luther king, jr. day to help serve and help their community. >> what lawmakers decided after today's heated debate regarding donald trump being banned in the u.k. >> and see the moment this woman walks away alive. >> that's crazy video, isn't it? >> oh, yeah. >> wow. when it gets this cold here, you know it's not just us. look at the rest of the nation. atlanta. i'll be back to pinpoint where you live tonight and talk about a colder night for tomorrow. >> thanks, tom. but first, consumer reports weighs your options when it comes to scales. why they say less is more. 4:00, getting results for central florida. we'll be right back. during the break. just search for lisa bell at

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new cell phone video showing the strong storms that hit near bradenton. it looks like the trees there were about to snap during that. this area is just about 25 miles from manatee county in the sarasota area where two people were killed in a tornado this weekend. we will have more on their story and all the clean-up, coming up for you at 5:00. plus chief meteorologist tom sorrells is back in four minutes with the cold air that is settling in tonight and what's in store for the rest of the week. you can also pinpoint weather in your neighborhood with the news 6 weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> research shows stepping on the scales frequently can be an effective motivator to help keep pounds off. here's more on the digital scales and whether they measure up.

more is not always better. turns out, the same might be true for your scale. consumer reports tested six scales which not only measure weight but body mass index and fat. >> they pass a small electrical current through your body which passes different through fat and muscle and based on the amount of current can test your body mass composition. >> they measured body fat using a highly sophisticated device called a bod pod. testers used this benchmark to assess the scale's accuracy to report body fat. none of them came close for all the volunteers. >> they were not accurate in measuring body fat but they were consistent. if you want to track your body fat composition over time, they are useful. >> this provides the best accuracy for weight and

this smart scale can send results to your smartphone via wi-fi. >> it's useful to know how much body fat you have but a better indication is body mass index which you can calculate knowing your height and weight. >> which means all you really need is a basic scale like this consumer reports top-rated taylor 7506 for $25. another reminder that sometimes less is more. >> i think that taylor is the one that i have. i've had multiple scales. you can step on one and immediately on the other and they give different results. >> i'm okay if they're not accurate. >> right. >> but as long as you can measure yourself over time and if it's consistent. >> right. >> if it's consistently inaccurate, i'm okay with that. thinking of this story reminds me of a birthday gift my mother gave me once, which was a scale. >> i remember that. >> never a good idea to give someone a scale.

calculated with a simple formula we posted on our website. head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> new at 4:00, british lawmakers held a tense three-hour debate today discussing whether presidential candidate donald trump should be banned from the u.k. because of his remarks about banning muslims. more than half a million people across the u.k. signed an online petition accusing trump of, quote, "unacceptable behavior and hate speech and urging the government to keep the presidential contender out of the country." >> i'm not comical. his words are not funny. his words are poisonous. >> you're talking about a candidate for the presidency of the united states. it's up to the american people objectionable. >> the heated discussion was else. there was no official vote but petitioners hope it will send a strong message across the pond that trump went too far. >> trending now, quite possibly

speech ever. >> the 9-year-old star of the movie "room" won over the crowd after winning best young actor at the critics choice awards last night. >> this is super cool. this is the best day of my life. i first want to say thank you for all the critics who voted for me. it must be a super hard vote because of all the other great actors in this category. i know where to put this. right on the shelf right beside my millennium sock. >> i want to take him home with me. >> he made a point to thank his parents. he loves them very much he says. spotlight was named best picture, mad max, fury road took home nine awards, including best action movie and actress amy schumer received the critics choice mvp award. >> i love him. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. you were a busy man all weekend. i was hoping you would not have to come in.

>> i was watching and you were doing a good job. >> thank you. did you sleep right through it? >> no, i didn't. >> there we go. >> it was loud. >> you'll sleep through it. but, no, it was loud enough for all of us. the storms are long gone tonight so we're turning our attention to the cold. this morning we jumped to 43 in orlando. we jumped to an overnight low of 34 in gainesville. in ocala, you woke up to 36. these temperatures are a step ahead of where we're going tonight. we dropped to 39 this morning in palm coast and 44 did it in sanford. now we've rebounded to 60 right now in sanford. the same in orlando. look at ocala and the villages, both at 61. it's actually warmer in marion county than it is in orange county or seminole for that matter. 57 from gainesville to palm coast and 59 right now in melbourne. the last 24 hours, we've only dropped about 2 degrees and our temperature, 2 degrees colder than we were 24 hours ago.

palm coast, 2 degrees cooler. beach. melbourne is 3 degrees cooler yesterday. the cold air continues to funnel northwest. in leesburg, winds from the northwest at 3. sanford from the northwest at 7. beach side, the wind is still a little stiffer there than it is across the interior. you've got a 13 to 14-mile-an-hour wind across brevard county and a 3-mile-an-hour wind in flagler. clouds and rain forecast, well, okay, i think you know where i'm going with this. we don't have a lot of cloud cover. without the clouds to help us maintain what little heat we gather during the day today, we're going to really crash the temperature during the overnight tonight. through the day tomorrow, we don't cloud up anymore either and the northerly flow keeps trucking. wednesday morning, it will be a couple of degrees colder. we'll talk more about that as time wears on. overnight low tonight in ocala, one more step down from this morning. we're going 33.

tomorrow morning when you wake up, 40. 38 in sanford and 35 in palm coast and 36 will do it for the overnight low tonight in daytona beach, 44 in cocoa beach. official forecast for orlando, i'm going to call it clear and cool with winds still funneling in here from the northwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning, we're going to be clear. it's going to be on the cold side. 8 a.m. will bring us to 41 degrees. by noon tomorrow, sunny. a sparkling, crisp, exhilarating kind of day with a daytime read of 52. tomorrow night at 6 p.m., we're crashing to about 50. high tomorrow, 58. overnight low tomorrow in orlando, into the 30's. 38 in orlando which means those of you in marion, flagler and sumpter counties will have a freeze warning for tuesday night into wednesday. tonight you don't freeze. tonight is kind of a test run. you're going to get into the low 30's.

night. wednesday's high, 63. the overnight low, 47. thursday's high is 70. friday, 72. friday we run a 50% chance of scattered showers, right now, most of which won't be super wild, i don't believe. i'll keep you posted. saturday's high, 59. sunday looks great with a high of 55. >> that's the coolest forecast we've seen. >> good long run, florida winner. >> thank you, tom. >> don't forget, you can get radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> well, you know the saying, "the rich keep getting richer." a new study finds that's true. >> the 62 richest people have collectively as much wealth as the 3.6 billion people who make up the bottom half of the world's population, according to a new report. it draws its information from

now back in 2010, it took 388 ultra-rich individuals to own that portion of global wealth. they also report the top 1% own more than everyone else combined. at this. a shopper's incredible near-miss with an out-of-control car. see the moment she walks away alive. >> then, a major traffic alert orange county road. what drivers need to know to avoid any delays. >> then, new health findings about nail polish. why it has some researchers concerned.

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>> remember, news 6 is always on take us with you. >> drivers in orange county are going to run into a huge detour this week, all as one busy road is set to shut down for days. >> on thursday night, crews will close all southbound lanes of 1792 for a one-mile stretch. lanes are going to be closed

a similar shutdown is also planned for the weekend of the 29th. fdot says it will have detour signs up but there will likely be some back-ups. >> some surveillance cameras catch an incredibly close call at a gas station in sydney, australia. a car smashes right through the wall. it appears the woman inside is hit but the car barely misses her and she walks away alive. workers dragged the two people inside the car out to safety. police are still trying to figure out what sent the car into the store. >> that is some scary video. >> my heart stops every time i see that. >> glad no one was hurt in that. >> ahead at 4:30, nail polish and chemical concerns, not just on your skin but inside your body. we'll explain. >> and then a spacex rocket explosion during a historic landing attempt over the weekend. what mission managers plan to do next. >> then a violent home invasion has a local mom demanding justice. what she tells news 6 about the frightening attack.

>> developing now, a mom opens her door thinking neighbors were outside but criminals were outside. we'll tell you what's going on. >> and candace campos is taking us down to street level to show us how the plummeting temperatures will affect your family. but first, we're starting off our coverage with chief meteorologist tom sorrells with your pinpoint accurate weather center forecast. >> those have moved on on the radar, it's as clear as we've seen in the last four to five days. tonight we're watching the cold air come marching in, evidence on the satellite imagery by the fact that the cold front is down south and the cold air is pushing over the water. not a lot of cloud cover is left for us, nothing is to protect us. right now, in daytona beach, we've dropped off the daytime high to about 59 degrees. humidity is low, low, low, at 36%. the wind is from the west at 9 miles per hour. other temperatures, still 61 in ocala. 59 from the villages to leesburg. and in sanford, 60.

i'll get a new temperature in 25 minutes >> i don't think we're going to see the 60's for another couple of days. on-the-town forecast for tonight, we're going to drop off to about 57 degrees within the next hour and a half. by 7 p.m., 54. eventually overnight lows tonight will be dropping on down. cool air pushing in right in. we're going to 33 for an overnight low in ocala. see you in a few. >> thank you, tom. at the top of the hour, meteorologist candace campos was pinpointing the weather for us live from eatonville. she's now headed to sanford to check in with people in seminole county. and joins us live along i-4 in the passenger seat. so what can we expect? >> well, we're driving. the traffic is looking pretty good thanks to martin luther king, jr. day. we're going to continue to drive toward sanford and pinpoint your forecast there. but, man, talk about chilly temperatures. it's already feeling like the weather is cooling down.

it's going to get even colder. you'll want to tune in, especially if you live in seminole county. your forecast is up next and we will continue to drive up i-4, even maybe hopefully heading all the way up to palm coast. it's going to be a long day, but we're going to be pinpointing down to the street level. >> it will continue to get colder as you head farther away. thanks, candace. our weather coverage continues in just a few minutes with the damage left behind from this weekend's wild weather. until then, head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6 to pinpoint your forecast zones. plus, you can get weather alerts straight from your smartphone with the news 6 pinpoint weather app. it is free. just search wkmg in your app store. >> this just in. vandals target a county's water supply, draining 400,000 gallons of it from plantation bay in flagler county. investigators say people living in this area are forced to boil their water for the time being. detectives working on the case

were opened in an area by plantation reserve estates, north of old dixie highway west of i-95. flagler county deputies have taken over the case. they tell news 6 they'll let us know as soon as they have more information about a suspect or how this could have happened. >> a crime alert now as detectives investigate a violent home invasion in orlando. we're told two armed men broke into a home and threatened a mom and her two children inside. this happened just after midnight on harwood street. that's off john young parkway, not far from colonial drive. news 6 reporter johnny fernandez spoke with the mom who said she begged them to spare her life. >> the victim says that the only reason she opened up the door is neighbor. when the two suspects barged into this us house right here, they threatened everyone inside the house, including an 11-year-old. >> friends and family came to visit the family who lives here on harwood street after a horrific night. >> they terrorized us. i said, please, don't kill me.

i'm a mother. please don't kill me. >> the victim, who wanted to remain anonymous, said when she heard the midnight knock she thought she heard her neighbor's voice. when she opened the door, that's when the two armed suspects barged in, forcing her to wake up her family, bring them to the kitchen and demanding money. >> they said you know what i'm talking about. that's when he had his gun to my baby. he said i'm going to kill him. the guy in the kitchen. kill the baby, kill the baby. i hovered down over my baby and said, please, no, no. >> moments later the victim said the suspects realized something wasn't right. >> i heard the one in the kitchen and they started backing out with the gun saying don't look at me, don't look at me and i'm like, i'm not, i'm not. >> the suspects took off in a gray impala, and with the guys still on the loose, the victim and her family say they want justice. >> i pray to god they pick you guys up and lock you up. you live by the gun and you die

>> and police are not giving much information about the two suspects. the only thing the victim told police is they were wearing dark clothes and had their faces covered. police are asking for your help right now. if you have any information about what happened here, you're urged to contact orlando police. in orlando, johnny fernandez, news 6. >> right now, authorities are searching for a dozen marines missing since two helicopters crashed off hawaii have just discovered life rafts that were on board the aircraft. coast guard officials say three life rafts have been recovered so far. they say some were inflated but it was unclear how they got that way. the crash happened last week when two marine helicopters collided. the day for waiting for answers is excruciating for the families of the marines. >> after the marines came to the door, i know you see it in movies and it's like, god, that's horrible, but when it

happens, there's no -- you know, you don't have -- even if you thought in your mind that you had a plan for that, there's no plan. >> the cause of the crash is still unclear. the helicopters were carrying black boxes, but they still have not been found. >> also developing, this time overseas, three of the four american prisoners being held in iran have been exchanged for pardons and dropped charges against seven iranians. the three americans arrived in germany late yesterday and switzerland. the fourth american stayed in iran. they were released within 24 hours after their capture last week. secretary of state john kerry says seeing video of all 10 u.s. sailors being taken captive by iran infuriated him. >> i was very angry. i was very frustrated and angry that that was released.

what he said to secure the release of the sailors, but he says he made it crystal clear it had to get resolved. >> tonight we're seeing for the first time spacex's latest landing attempt that ended with a huge explosion. news 6 space expert erik von ancken is here with more on really this incredible video. >> spacex c.e.o. elon musk put this video out on instagram. it really was close. the falcon9 rocket touches down, sits upright for a second and then slowly starts to topple and, bam, a big explosion after that. they had this, if only that strut had not failed. musk says the problem is a landing strut that collapsed. otherwise they might have pulled this off. the landing attempt was on a floating barge off the coast of california after satellite launched from vandenberg air force base. spacex has tried this a few times before off our coast but the rocket came down too hard and it blew up right away.

also a rough landing but it seems the strut is what did them in. >> it looks like we came in on target as we planned, as we touched down. it was a slightly harder landing than we expected and it looked like one of the landing legs may have broken as we touched down on the drone ship. >> now, maybe you're asking if spacex has successfully landed a rocket last month. you probably remember this one, right, at cape canaveral on land. why try again at sea? a few reasons. it's good practice. landing the rocket at sea is the only option because the rocket may not have enough fuel to make it back to land. and the biggest reason this time around, spacex did not get the environmental approval to land back at vandenberg like they did at cape canaveral last month. landing on the water is very tricky because you have the waves to account for. yesterday, the waves were 10

can you imagine the barge going up and down and trying to put that landing down. >> there was a strut inside the falcon9 rocket that broke causing the tanks to bang last year. >> very incredible video, though, yeah. >> it's amazing. >> sure. >> new at 4:30, the publisher about a controversial george washington book about his slaves is pulling the book from distribution. they'll no longer distribute the book. it's called "a birthday cake for george washington." it features a slave called hercules smiling as he bakes a birthday cake. critics say the book sugar coats slavery. scholastic says the picture book does not include enough historical context and could give a false impression about slavery. it will accept all returns on the book.

hot-button topic on the news 6 facebook page. a lot of people are sounding off about the issue. [reading postings] >> if you want to share your opinion about this story, leave a comment on our facebook page at facebook.com/news 6. >> coming up at 4:30, mother nature hands judge judy a tall clean-up order in south florida. what happened to her plane during this weekend's storms. >> and a fiery rescue while cameras are rolling. see the moment a mom hands off her infant from their second story burning home and what firefighters credit for saving their lives. >> look at what's going on tonight.

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>> there's a big cool-down in central florida. temperatures begin tumbling into the 30's this morning and it's expected to be even chillier overnight tonight. all this comes after this weekend's storms brought tornadoes to parts of the state, even in brevard county. the wind gusts were so strong in places like cocoa beach. look at this. they ripped apart a familiar sign at a1a and state road 520. this is the beach wave store. you can see the iconic shark was knocked right off the top of that post. farther north in naples, judge jude's private plane was among several damaged by high winds saturday night. 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts moved through the airport.

celebrity judge's plane pointing ground. chief meteorologist tom sorrells weather forecast. he joins us in three minutes with what you can expect the rest of the week. >> the average woman apparently paints her nails once a week. but as morning anchor bridgett ellison explains new research found a chemical in nail polish was not only found in women's nails but also inside their bodies. >> from the nursery to the nail salon, polish is popular for girls of all ages. but a joint study finds chemicals in some polishes can get inside your body. researchers tested women for signs of the common chemical flame-retardant tphp and every woman had elevated levels after they painted their nails. >> nail polish is the only personal care product that has this chemical listed as an ingredient.

nail polishes have tphp which is also known for flame retardants on furniture like couches >> animal studies indicate it's linked to reproductive and developmental issues. that's surprising news to jenna, who lets her kids play with nail polish. >> i was shocked. i'm pretty cautious about what i expose my kids to and nail polish is definitely not one of the things i ever worried about. >> a group called the research speculative and misleading. it points out tphp has been widely and safely used across many industries, including to prevent electrical, automobile and furniture fires. >> i think i will continue to let my kids use nail polish every once in a while. it's a fun thing they obviously enjoy doing but i'll be more cautious about doing so. >> and you were saying there are

>> my daughter, you know her, she's very girly, likes nail salons and all that, but there are some non-toxic nail polishes mainly marketed for girls. they don't stay on very long but when you look at the ingredients, some of those things we're talking about are lacking. >> you wouldn't think it would get inside your body. interesting research. here's a live look right now from the blue springs state park manatee cam. you can see the sea cows are moving into the springs since it is warmer than the river right now. the springs are at a constant 72 degrees year-round. when the temperatures dip, the manatees seek the blue springs state park. at last count, there was more than 300 manatees at blue springs state park. it's a great time to head out there because you'll get a show there with all the manatees. >> i saw a lot of people out there checking out the manatees today.

>> yeah, since school is out, a lot of people are out looking at the manatees. >> you've got to have something to do, look at the manatees. i went there one week and spent the night in a cabin and just missed the manatees by one week. >> but you had great weather for camping, warmer at least. >> no, too hot. >> let's take a look at what's going on. >> that's gorgeous. that's really pretty. >> that's nice from geneva. what about that one, daytona beach? it was on the chilly side today, as you can imagine. one more shot from kathy at holly hill. good-looking work there, >> download storm pins right now in your app store. we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. >> tonight, the radar is dry. it was a crazy, crazy weekend. friday was crazy. saturday was a calm day until saturday night and it all exploded again. today has been an easy ride. the daytime highs made it back to only 60 in sanford and

and 61 from ocala to the villages. the same in melbourne. 52 did it in new smyrna beach with a daytime high today. how can that be when we're at 57 right now. we have to fix that graphic quickly. here are the current temperatures. wind speed, we talked about this earlier. all the winds are still funneling in from the north or northwest and to the west a while and back to the northwest, ushering in the colder air that's going to take over. this is what we call the water vapor loop. when you see this, you see the bright areas and it has a lot of moisture and a bunch of rain, all going down to the south in the last 24 hours, peeling away from central florida. we're left here with the dry air. there's a band of cloud cover, but for the most part, you see how gray it is from here to dark and even streaks of orange in there. the orange colors are the really, really dry spots. that means we're not going to have a whole lot of cloud cover for you. maybe a little bit of upper level, very thin clouds moving

the surface. we're as dry as we can be. we don't have a lot of humidity in the air right now. there's nothing to fire up and no moisture to come flowing back into central florida. tuesday night into wednesday morning, that's when we hit our coldest point of the week. it should be the coldest air we've had so far this season. there will be a freeze watch in effect tomorrow night for marion county, sumpter county, and alachua county, all the way around to flagler county as well. not tonight. but tomorrow night. it's going to be the cooler night of the two. as we roll our way through wednesday into thursday, we'll gray up a little bit. maybe by friday, rain chances will be back. lows tonight, 38 in daytona beach. 40 in oviedo and 33 does it for the overnight low in ocala. you'll go below freezing tomorrow night but tonight you'll stop at 33. the villages, you'll stop at 34. and 44 does it for you in cocoa. clear and cool in orlando with

the winds are coming from the northwest 5 to 10. here's tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, 41. partly cloudy at worst by noon, 52. the daytime high goes to about 58. no chance for rain. very few clouds. by wednesday, we start to gray up a little bit. by thursday into the weekend for friday, rain chances return on friday. but saturday and sunday both look pretty doggone good. saturday is the cool day with the high of 59. sunday's high should be back to 65. the next cold front that drops us doesn't appear to have the support to go kaboom and make for a bunch of thunderstorms and wreck our weekends. >> just cool us off some more. >> right. >> thank you, tom. >> bye. >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates through one of our three radio partners all day long. chief meteorologist tom sorrells and meteorologist troy bridges are pinpointing your weather on 105.9 sunny fm, 101.9 amp radio, and mix 105.1.

the milestone happening this week to ease traffic headaches on a busy road. >> ahead, all new at 5:00, more orlando. why organizers say recent progress and the treatment of animals is not enough. >> but first, a moment a mom hands her baby to safety from a second-story burning home and what firefighters say credit for saving both of their lives. 4:00, getting results for central florida. this is the blue springs state park manatee cam.

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>> you can see the moment a mom hands her infant to a firefighter. he then helps her and the rest of the family escape their burning home on the second story. firefighters in fresno, california credit smoke alarms for saving their lives this morning. the family played it smart by keeping their door closed.

much more smoke exposure and possibly death. >> in just days, construction along the new western beltway will reach a new milestone. come wednesday, the long-awaited extension to state road 429 will open. it's set to open a little more than three miles. the road is going to run 25 miles from where state road 429 now ends in apopka all the way to i-4 where the state road 417 meets the interstate in sanford. the $1.6 billion project is expected to be fully completed in five years. >> in case you missed it over the weekend, the first flower grown in space made its debate on twitter. >> astronaut scott kelly tweeted out a beautiful picture of a xenia with the #space flower. two flowers were grown last career in the vegetable center.

snack anytime soon we're told. it looks great. >> a space flower. that's one of our nicknames around here for erik von ancken. >> those astronauts can do anything. >> they made me feel a little better. originally the flower was dying and because they had a hole in the pot and they had it wrong. so my green thumb is not so bad. >> and you're filling in for matt tonight with a look at what's coming up on the news at 5:00. >> yes. getting more answers about a weather radio outage as severe storms rolled through central florida this weekend. we were here with you. new at 5:00, what we're uncovering about the transmitter going down at a crucial time. also developing, human remains found in a backyard. what we're now learning about this grim discovery.

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