nice winds, temperature cool in orlando. of the west. 54 in umatilla. 57 in winter park, 57 to leota, 50' s in pierson. about 58 degrees in oak hill. think of this as an x-ray in the atmosphere. this looks at the moisture content, and that ball of yellow , that is all dry air. that is what we are enjoying on this saturday night. the forecast of a the next few hours drops a degree or so an hour while we continue to do that right through sunrise. this is where you are for morning lows. 44 in ocala, 48 the villages. you one clermont. 53 in kissimmee. orlando, 52 new smyrna beach. 54 a merritt island. on sunday it is bright and sunny. we are watching a bit of a through. the cold front is to the north. we get bright sunshine, 74 in the villages, 75 in the city. sunday. monday, it -- mostly the same day. tuesday at this area of high pressure shifts away from us, we start to turn more southeasterly. that is going to begin the warming trend. what the seven-day forecast as you look at thursday and friday. great weather for spring training. the astros are enjoying a visit from the toronto blue

drivers blow into the device to start their vehicles, which wouldn't start if the driver had noah leota who was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it now goes on to the state senate for a vote. >>> springtime is baseball time, right? but starting next year, it will be about football. the owner of the caps and wizards is bringing an arena league football team to the verizon center next year. gene simmons of the legendary rock band kiss and the owner of the afl's l.a. kiss join ted for the welcoming. no name or logo for the team just yet, but plenty of excitement. season tickets for next spring start at about $50. arena football is billed as a faster and more entertaining game than the nfl. he is eager for the fans to see it up close. >> you don't want to watch it, you want to experience it. i mean that's exactly what we want to do. i think especially young adults that have very, very short attention spans and in this realtime multi screen world, the afl was designed for that. >> we want to completely assault your senses, make you fans and make you understand that this is the kind of foo

we have more on a montgomery county police officer noel leota, it is three months since the montgomery county police officer was hit and killed while on duty by a suspected drunk driver. since his death, advocates have been working lard to make the law a reality. interlock ignitions on cars and if they have been drinking, the car won't start. yesterday a big step forward, house committee passed the law but weakened the bill with amendments. and there is an ignition lock requirement provision that for those who refuse the breath test. and that is a huge blow because 20 to 30% in maryland pulled over on suspected dunk driving refuse to take a breathalyzer. and it shortens the time of days. and the little cell-phone sized device is preventible medicine in a sense supporters say. and people can go about their lives and drive to work, just not while intoxicated. the hope advocates say that the officer's death could help save lives. nikki burdine, wusa 9. >>> and today, officer leotta and other law enforcement officers are recognized during the 42nd annual montgomery county public safety awa

looking into the university of tampa, thank you leota for sunday morning. first day of spring. that is seasons. although you will feel a wintry tomorrow. showers to the north and mild. 66 lakin. 70 sarasota. inverness now at 64. we've got 67 winter haven. 67 bartow. we move into the metro, 69 in st. petersburg. 68 clearwater. tampa 67. 68 branded. mild across the state but we are seeing 50s in the panhandle. that is where the cooler air has moved in behind the cold 42 nashville, 36 st. louis. charlotte is down to 43 so a chilly start and cooler than normal the folks across the southeast as the front wheels through. this may be the last cold front we've got to deal with this year because once we get into spring and when we get into summer the weather doesn't come from up north. if bubbles up across the state. then we get some of that warmer air from the south. here's the future cast. three 8:00 and you can see the showers will continue to move through in the northern neighborhoods and across as bbn -- we begin to settle out and we will see temperatures tumble . for today a high

it is north of two leota. the sheriff office helicopter there is buzzing bye. heavy winds that are blowing . you do not see any fire equipment. this is the middle of nowhere. that is where this is. it is in a really remote area. if you' re seeing smoke, now you know why. very dry conditions. eric: you can see how gusty the winds are. that is the story right there. because of the remote location take a while were efforts to get out there. outside of this our elsewhere, we are watching a beautiful day. it is just not beautiful for folks that are around fires. 65 degrees . a cool front did move through. 15 to 20 degrees cooler. you will notice it as he stepped outside. flagler and marion county has been dropped but as we were talking about that fire earlier, it means gusty winds and dry atmosphere. here is a look at the visible satellite imagery. the cool front is south of us. degrees, you' re out the door temperature. because that sunsets, as it happens, the winds will be calming. by 11:00, we are down to 51 degrees. we have a frost advisory in interior community

drivers off the road by requiring ignition locks for people convicted montgomery county officer noah leotas killed by a suspected drunk driver last september. the washington post says his father made an emotional plea to get the bill passed by committee which did so unanimously. >>> it was one of the most shared mysteries on our nbc washington app all week. now a prince george's county family finally has an answer. when virginia gray's family went to horton's funeral home,h tey looked in the casket and did not recognize her. the family went back for a second look and they took heir grandmother's personal doctor. >> the physician determined that it is my grandmother. we had them to strip her down of all her makeup and put her in her natural -- as much as her natural like as possible. >> turns out the funeral home had their grandmother the entire time, her family says they don't blame the funeral home for what happened, and now they can start pl >>> medical bills can add up no matter what your insurance is, but there is a new website that could save you money by treating health care like buy