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rooftop up in apopka in the morning when i start the day, patchy frost also through parts of central volusia county and on up in towards palm coast. so temperatures will be on the sienna, 93. 40 for st. cloud, kissimmee, the 29 ocala, the cold spot, 34 palm coast. officially, you have a freeze warning, you are on the bubble here rs west of 95, where we'll have a better shot of getting down to say 32-30 degrees in our area i do not. orland, a day about like today, a couple of degrees warmer, today, the l cooest day so far -- coolest day so far of the certain. we'll hit 64 tomorrow. 67 melbourne and palm bay. 63 deland. now, we'll have dry weather until we get to late thursday. pay attention this week, we'll be talking about this, toward friday, another storm system in the gulf of mexico, will bring some storm energy across the state from the panhandle down to the south where we had the seasons first el nino tornado that did a lot of destruction near the fort meyers area, we'll be seeing a similar possibility of severe weather over the state. too early to tell if we're going to be in the middle of it

central florida today. jayme king will have a look at your forecast in just a moment, and-- some volusia county teachers and staff will start the morning outside of calling for improvements in education. coming up... more on what they are doing this morning... to send a message. a weather alert now-- the massive winter p>x@x < storm in the northeast is now blamed for killing at least 29 people... while also cancelling thousands of flights. and while many are enjoying the snow... trying to clean up. fox's kelly wright has more from new york, @f``0%lpk p heading to o-i-a this morning--to fly back north-- after those storms. the snow shut down airports across the east travelers. out of o-i-a to new york and washington d-c are still cancelled-- the majority of flights new this morning-- seven people are alized-- after an american airlines plane from miami to milan had to make an emergency landing in canada. the boeing 7-67 was carrying more than 200 people when it ran into heavy turbulence last night. american airlines spokesman says three flight attendants and four passengers were taken to the hospital. the sp

more central sections of volusia county where you go from green to red there is a gradient through here big colors changing rapidly. intensity in the storm so ponce inlet, marzullo north, ponce park here to the south. we go from disappearing island on the north side of new smyrna pants -- parents ponce park. it will be in this area here from wilbur by the sea south along s. atlantic avenue. a1a is here. you can see this coming on by moving over the full and working toward beaches. velocity not as impressive, brian. looking at some of the wind changes west of ponce inlet. of we get a brief touchdown we get them frequently out of this set up and usually they are from ponce inlet south of portland north of edgewater. new smyrna beach proper, stay where you are because there is more weather moving in but the severe threat is going to be on the north side of new smyrna beach. ponce inlet just on the south side of port orange. >> that is a hail marker popping up. >> again, strong to gusty winds outflowing from this particular storm that move over to wilbur by the sea and ponce inlet. the we h

temperatures in the i-4 corridor right in the central and coastal volusia counties. 61 in gainesville, 63 in ocala so some of the colder air already coming into central florida this morning. and look what we're tapping into. temperatures upstream, 37 birmingham, 40 atlanta, 28 in nfl -- nashville. wind chills right now at omaha, nebraska, 15 below zero. can't even fathom that. is that is colder than ice give me a break. storm system lifts off a few remnant showers for us just clearing skies, drier air filters in and today will be the in-between day. 73 degrees for the high, again, north and one of them alachua temperatures with the west-northwest winds gusting at times at 15 miles an hour. look for lows in the 40s ini-4 corridor -- in the i-4 corridor. it will be chilly by central florida standards. high temperatures only in the 60s, low to mid-60s with partly cloudy skies and late this week looks like it might be a little bit wet. all right. it's time for snap the sun, oh, gorgeous picture there. joe and deb down in st. cloud they're some of our favorite and the house -- >> tom: look

flagler county, volusia county, much of central florida seeing -- light to moderate showers. into southern lake and more than polk, the i-4 corridor and into brevard along i-95 we are dealing with this rain and it will continue for the entire day. we will get a break here before roll in, but our biggest concern is for those 58 mile-per-hour winds or greater. and that low possibility of an isolated tornado. we cannot rule that out because the winds in the upper atmosphere are adding to that. by noon we will see those thunderstorms rolling into our northern area so between 10 and noon is the timing. in the metro area from noon to three, and then continue pushing over to brevard county. once the strongest storms and, we will see quite a bit of rain as we head into the late-night, overnight, and tomorrow. temperatures will climb but we are only going to be in the upper 60' s-lower 70' s. tomorrow, we will see that front slowly drifting through, which means more rain tomorrow breaks and a lot of cloud cover. cooler temperatures continues into the weekend. pictures from yesterday -

we have five of 10 counties in central florida under freeze warnings. flagler, volusia, lake, sumter and marion county. why is it going to be colder tonight than last night? we do not have the clouds. high pressure is going to be close to us and wind will be lighter after sunset. we had back toward celebration, hunter' heading back toward eastern side of the peninsula, 40' s and 50' s near oak hill and palm coast. melbourne beach, 55. the air is even drier than yesterday, another factor in why are temperatures will be colder. as mentioned, after sunset, the wind will subside and temperatures will continue to cool. let' s take a look at those neighborhood lows and break things down. 29, bellevue. 32, wildwood. leesburg, just above freezing. celebration, 37. harmony, 36. mainland, 38. 33 along i-95. canaveral, 38 degrees. coldest night of the winter season thus far. winter kick some of the 21st. 37 tonight versus 41 on january 12. let' s get some city specific freeze durations. ocala, six to eight hours. villages, not as extensive, maximum of four hours. the land, one hou

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volusia county. it's in claremont all the way down to polk county. it will advance all the way to central florida in the next half an hour or hour or two. it's right on time. it's on top of i for as we saw the computer models this would be close to i4 by noon. it did verify fairly well. looks like it's to the west. it's not severe but it's producing heavy rain and the possibility of damaging wind as it moves off >> the next band will be coming in . downtown windemere and lake buena vista at 12 44. once this clears b this will be it . >> by good, you mean no more? >> it moves to brevard in volusia. the line is just moving with downtown orlando beginning to look better. >> let's draw the attention to detroit. >> that will be verified here. >> this is what we thought b they will cancel it in they have so now , let me tell you what >> you are not in the clear. it probably would. there is no way it will last long. we will toss it over to the anchors in just a moment. it's a tough run this morning and we will regroup here in the center and know for now b there are no more warnings in central fl

. >>> call temperatures across central florida have our amenities looking for warm waters in volusia county. this is a live look of the manatees at the state park. they are gathered together. they count more than 250 as of yesterday arriving to whether the cold snap in the warm springs. they are sticking closely for one of the coldest day so far this year like people they like >>> it is called. we have been in the 90s and 80s forever. >> refreshing. -- clouds which into the south leading to sunshine. 56 downtown holding at 48 at new smyrna, 52 in titusville gusty winds hit this will work in our favor against us giving us a windchill factor but a lot of breeze keeping heat stirred up. despite that we will not have ideal conditions for getting the coldest as we possibly can with this environment but it is going to be colder without the cloud deck overhead. temperatures ultima springs the mall air castleberry upper 30s. wind chills is what it will feel like tonight into the 30s. talking much more about other neighborhoods in the windchill factors over the next couple of hours for tonight. bree

county. more of the heavy stuff now tracking off to the north and northeast. still much of central florida covered up with heavy rain, sanford, deltona, deland and volusia county and seminole county, seeing some of the we see more back to the south of there where many of our major roadways are. i-4, the 408, the beachline and also the turnpike really covered up with rain, back over to windermere. then through volusia county, oak hill the space coast. kennedy space center, more light to moderate rain for melbourne down to palm bay. many areas seeing at least some light to moderate rain. 70 the temperature at noon. notice 100% coverage through the day and tonight. it won't let up any time soon. coming up, we'll talk about the risk for severe storms, strong to severe storms into the afternoon. first let's check on the roads with amy. right now, she is in the napeleton traffic center with a traffic alert. good morning, amy. >> good morning. roads are struggling this morning. taking a life look, a westbound crash, blocking some lanes. that is not the only crash we we have multiple things going on. a little bit of improvement here on the beachline in brevard, we sti

central florida. now, sea fog reported, flagler and volusia county and will keep visibilities low and the atmosphere stable, good news because i don't think we will us won't even see a thunderstorm this evening. and we have a couple of them, first the big picture. down towards tampa, st. pete, where the strongest storms came ashore, and they were much stronger. way out at sea. lightning right now, all in the region and we're dealing with less than 50 lightning strikes. the storms continue to weaken as they come ashore. the strongest activity i can find is southern polk county, south of lakeland and south of winter haven. moving off towards the east, might impact extreme southern osceola county and it is moving into more stable air and once again, we are looking at predominantly passing showers, this evening and no widespread thunderstorms. that is good news. you can see the rain as it continues to move east and the other thing we have, a lot of the blue and green you see on the map, rainfall way up in the atmosphere but it's not hitting the ground. we call that virga. and, meteorological terms, when it loo

not too bad in the city , other parts of central florida are locked in with low visibility could we are seeing that vertically in volusia and flagler county. here are your temperatures around central florida. generally, in the mid-50' s. also, low visibility. not so bad along the i-4 core door. -- core door. -- corridor. we had an opportunity for more fog to settle in before sunrise. streaming in off the gulf of mexico. a very small rain chance for the northern counties. the big story is this next system, getting wound up across the northern gulf coast states. it will eventually push its way into central florida. three will be a mixer of clouds and sons -- clouds and sun today. our timeline, at 10:30 tonight, here it comes. out of the gulf of mexico, this next on system. just after midnight, very fast-moving showers will begin to move in. it will be a line of potentially strong thunderstorms. even severe thunderstorms. as we saw yesterday, and with the previous system last week, one or two tornadoes could spin up. the really is no such thing as a weak tornado. so, that will be the issue for us. as we move into daybreak and beyond, the sys

central florida. >> welcome back. we continue to follow breaking news out of volusia county. in the last 10 minutes all lanes of i-4 reopened after a deadly crash. two people killed and a third person was critically injured after this crash near the dirkson drive accident. part of the highway was closed for six hours. as you can see all lanes are back open. >> with just days to go before the iowa caucuses, the democratic presidential contenders made one last pitch to voters last night. with hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck in the polls the two used the opportunity to try to highlight their differences. >> we have to do everything we cannot to let the republicans rip away the progress and turn is backwards. that would be such a loss for our country. we need to build on it and go further. that's what i'm trying to do in my campaign. >> we cannot continue to have a billionaire class and a congress that continues to work for the interest of the people on top while ignoring working families. >> now according to latest poll clinton has a six point lead over sanders

central florida. we're with her and her family tonight when we learn the very big news. >>> and we start tonight with breaking news out of volusia county. police made an arrest in a two days after christmas. >> police released a sketch after interviewing a couple who did survive. the suspect's own father saw the sketch and called police. 19-year-old michael phillips is charged with two counts of attempted murder. tracy jacim is live in ormond beach. >> reporter: that was an awful crime and the arrest comes to relief to a lot of people. michael phillips arrested tonight. living just down the street from the two victims. take a look. this is a seen where it happenedr& early in the morning on december 37th. -- december 27th. a young couple woke up and needed to feed one of her small children, and when she got up she heard a noise, turned around and saw the defendant, stabbed her numerous times. she ran into her room only to hear her husband a short time when she left the room he too had been stabbed numerous times. take a look right now. michael phillips. this is the man who was arrested tonight, and you're also looking at a composite ske

. >> the coldest afternoon of winter so far in central florida for today and many of us will see a freeze tomorrow morning. >>> volusia county deputies are searching for this inmate who is on the run with his girlfriend and a 3-year-old. we've been following this story since last night on eyewitness news at 11:00. investigators say the inmate never returned to a work release center center daytona beach and now they believe he planned the escape with his girlfriend. julie salmon has been monitoring the latest developments. julie, you just spoke with the father of the 3-year-old believed to be with that couple. >> reporter: and he told me has no idea where the two would have went but he obviously wants his this was the last place that convicted felon was spotted, this hotel right here. he cut off his ankle monitoring bracelet, tossed it in the parking lot and took out of. >> fdle is assisting to find gary bullock, junior. they believe he's with 24-year-old natasha quigley. the pair is traveling with a 3-year-old boy. i spoke with the 3-year-old of divorce sasha. >> she was never the type of person to disappear or do any of the

central florida tonight before all is said and done. take a look at the blue areas. going to threaten the freezing mark. flagler county, interior volusia, from the south and the east, you should stay above freezing enough not to have too much in the way of trouble. look at the temperatures right now. they're crashing. down to 38 already in gainesville. 43 in ocala. 48 in the villages and 47 in leesburg and even in orlando, we're down to 47. put that as a 47 and 45 by 9:00. by 10:00, 44. the temperature reading at 11 p.m. will be 42. here are the eventual overnight lows tonight. we're going to 29 in ocala, 38 in orlando and 36 in daytona beach. i'll be right back to pinpoint the warm-up for tomorrow and when the rain comes rolling back. thank you. count on tom to keep you informed all night as the mercury plummets. >> for an on the ground perspective, we sent news 6 meteorologist candace campos on the road, pinpointing the changes as the cold started she saw conditions in clermont and right now has wrapped up her tour in the coldest county of all, marion county. >> well, ladies, we've pinpointed down to your street level from ocoee, all

we have freeze warnings every in central florida except for brevard, osceola and polk counties. that does include orange, seminole, volusia and marion county. a hard freeze for alachua counties. 32 degrees with temperatures at or below freezing only 2 to 4 hours. take care of your pets and plants. hard freeze in alachua. the forecast if you are headed out, going to be cold. winds will stay up through midnight then slide off. official lows upper 20s and low 3 os tonight with clear skies. one final look on guardian live weather radar there is the snowstorm that everybody is talking about. >>> the blizzard of 2016 leaving up to 30 inches of snow in parts of philadelphia. on the left side of the screen you can see the wind blowing heavy snow and a few cars trying to brave the roadways in phillie. on the right side of the screen the morning accumulation in brooklyn, new york. here's the latest from washington, d.c. >> overnight forecasters said than expected upping their snow total predictions even more. by the time this winter storm passes through the highly populated eastern corridor at least 18 to 24 inches of snow will hav

central florida. this is a live look at blue springs state park in volusia county. a lot of manatees out there on this cool day, warming up in the springs. it's about to get a lot cooler.

central florida woman. she takes the stand in volusia county, to testify against the man charged with raping her. 29-year-old george brainard is a former pedi-cab driver. he' s charged with assaulting the woman in daytona beach in 2014. wesh 2' s claire metz spent the day in court and has the latest. >> he grabbed me by my right leg. and then, next thing i remember, i was in the woods. claire: she doesn' t remember getting into the pedicab. she were members being forcefully pulled out by this man, george brainard. she claims he stopped near some woods and raped her. >> did you want him to do that? victim: no. >> what was your reaction? victim: i was moving and squirming and screaming and trying to get away. claire: in opening statements, brainard' s defense attorneys said they will prove brainard and the victim had sex that night, but that it was consensual. that when she was found, she was upset because brainard left her in the woods, and she didn' t what happened. on cross examination, attorneys challenged the victim about using obscene, angry language to describe what happened. victim: i' ve never had any

. >>> in a few months in volusia county a judge will weigh in on trees in one of central communities. the pilots say the trees are in the way when they approach and land and make things dangerous. one resident filed a lawsuit claiming the trees are a violation of faa standards. the pilots have been pleading with the homeowners association to trim back the frees but have had no luck on trimming back the trees. >> i'm looking at the trees and saying how old is this engine? older than i am. i hope it doesn't hiccup. >> the president of the hoa said the trees are not a safety issue. a hearing is scheduled for march. >>> volunteers are hitting our streets to make sure you don't leave big money on the table. crews from the heart of florida united way handed fliers to remind residents of the earned income tax credit, an option on your tax return that means thousands of dollars extra for many families. united way says its goal is to have all residents aware of their options. >> we put the door hangers out and have them in english and spanish and creole so all our residents will be able to tak

county is blocking the war 2 lanes at central florida pkwy. you can get around but keep in mind troopers will redirect you if you have to add the -- to the area. volusia county, off to the side, i-4 eastbound before derksen drive leaving st. john's river bridge. hit-and-run crash. troopers have been out there for some time. keep in mind and move over. >>> a very busy here for the space coast. launches scheduled to go up. >>> details about the notorious drug lord el chapo. changes could come to orange wowow,w, y you changed my olold bedroom. wiwithth a a little help from a a havertys designer. hehe h helelped us, uh...reinvent ththe whole space. anand d itit is perfect. yeyeahah, , i was perfect. nono m momom, you're grounded! itit's's u uh...it's better now. wewellll, , my design sense is evever-evolving, so... upupdadatete your space anand take up to onone-e-ththousand dollars off your pupurchase at havertys. plplusus, , enjoy twenty-four month, nono-interest financing. hahavevertrtys. discover sosomething you. police and daytona beach shores want to find a person who attacked a woman in the middle of the day. the man hit her head so far a letter wit

volusia county, and flagler counties. at this point there's not a tornado watch i should for central florida. i'd be surprised if we don't see one. that just gives more credibility that there is potential here from the national weather service, thinking that we could see some rotation in these storms. the discussions are talking about a potential tornado watch being issued as we head through the next couple of hours. we'll let you know if that happens. in the meantime, after that storm system gets out of here, the winds will wrap back around to the northwest, and it will be a great sunday afternoon. there's the timing. if you missed that computer model. 3:00 in the morning for ocala, mount dora 5:00 a.m. orlando 5:00, 5:30. cocoa beach, 6:00 a.m. remember this is an estimate. this is not an exact time. so if it doesn't come to your house at 5:00 a.m., don't think it's not coming. you that we think the timing of this will play out. there's the planner. stormy at 8:00. 11:00, a few clouds. clearing quickly and looking great after that. as we get into sunday. much cooler as we head into next wee

central marion 11 degrees. the wind is going to feel like 30s across parts of marion, sumter, volusia county we expect to see a low of 44 overnight in orlando. a little warmer in brevard county. i will be back to talk more about the chilly weather. >> it shocked us. it came out of nowhere be . >> anchor: that is what people are saying about the heavy rain and high wind last night. the national weather service concerns in ef2 twister pull trees from the ground and damaged homes and flooded streets. homeowners are left fixing and cleaning. fortunately there were no serious injuries. today, eleanor rick scott looked at the damage left behind from that tornado, 180 homes have some sort of damage. more than a dozen are in bad shape. the wind knocked down power >> i remember through school we had to go to the basement in the school and our neighborhood got hit by tornadoes but our house never did. it was a pretty scary time. in the case of a hurricane we have a notice this year you don't. >> anchor: the initial damage estimate stands at 5 and a half million dollars. the governor said the state will do everything it

county. from flagler, interior volusia, lake, sumter and marion counties, you're under a freeze warning until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the cold air is pouring into the heart of central florida as the cloud cover checks out. we held on just that much of cloud cover last night, which made a little bit of a difference for us. right now, we're holding at 53 sanford. it feels like in the 50's and an overnight low tonight that's really going to do it to you in ocala. down to 29 for a couple of hours in ocala. 32 in the villages and 35 in leesburg. the overnight low in the city beautiful will be 38. i'll come back in a few minutes to talk about when we turn this around. just know tonight is going to be the coldest night we've had so far this winter. >> all right, tom. thank you. right now, news 6 is pinpointing weather down to street level with meteorologist candace campos. she's kicking off our live weather coverage tonight in ocoee and that is just the beginning. stay with news 6 as she travels to the northernmost spot of the area. how's it looking in ocoee right now? >> not as cold as it's going to be in ocala in a few hours. i'll be adding more layers as talk about a p

central florida. >> radar tonight, we're not tracking any big showers. we had one lone echo in western volusia county. that was a fire. we were tracking the smoke plume. nothing doing. the daytime high today was 71. 70 in sanford and 69 did it in leesburg. 72 in ocala and 70 from palm coast to daytona beach. to 71 out at the cape. temperatures across the country, you're going to hear a lot about weather across the country in the next 24 to 48 hours. big pocket of low pressure this way into all this cold air and you know what that means. it's going to be a huge winter storm for those folks and a driving cold front for you. right now, we're talking about 36 in nashville, and 61 in pensacola. 45 in atlanta and 57 in jacksonville. in your backyard, here are the local temperatures. 63 in palm coast. 64 from leesburg to ocala. even in orlando, we're still doing great. it's 65 here at news time. 64 in melbourne. change in the last 24 hours, we were 4 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. 2 in palm coast and 5 in daytona beach. now, i'm going to stand here and you watch the cloud cover. peeling out of

volusia county, kelly joyce, fox35 news. >> andrea: a weather alert after a chilly weekend things are warming up across central florida. this is international drive. beautiful sunset there. we will see rain later this week. chief meteorologist glenn richards is here tracking it for us. >> glenn: clouds continue to build out to the west and the forecast include as good chance of heavier rain as we get into wednesday and thursday. live radar is rain-free and out to the west and the gulf just high thin clouds. but a new cold front is dropping down, moisture begins to build, jetstream up above, el nino in low pressure system will form. the risk of severe weather is very low right now. whatever strong storms we do get and the model is indicating some will be south of orlando. rain moving in and low pressure to the west and as we go toward evening low pressure center begins to approach the tampa bay area. the area of rain begins to expand and get heavier and with it a few stronger storms are possible as we get in the early evening hours. 64 right now in the metro. temperatures are going up and we will talk about the mount of

county lines. maybe up and a volusia, upper 60' s lower to middle 70' s across central order. a nice-looking afternoon. heading to the cosine, not too bad. offshore looking at 3-5 feet. kind of lumpy out there with the tide. low rain chances along the coastline and we will continue to bring the moisture across the peninsula. that means partly sunny skies, mostly cloudy as important to the afternoon. topping out in the middle 70' s, keeping that 10% chance of rain into the evening. tonight, into tomorrow morning, a 40% chance. wednesday into thursday, those rain chances up to 80%. the opportunity for isolated thunderstorm certainly exists in the timeframe. thursday evening, we clear out. look at this blast of cold air. sunny and cooler for central florida. headed to the lower 70' s. tomorrow, we will watch showers area. jason: j.p. morgan chase is changing how you bank on the go. michelle: it' t require a debit or credit card. all you need is an app on your smart phone to make deposits and withdrawls. you will also be will to take out more money, up to $3000. the new machines w

central florida. freeze warnings in effect tonight all the way into lake and volusia counties. where we do not have freeze warnings tonight we will have wind chill advisories so once again stay bundled up, not just tomorrow. temperatures much colder than this time yesterday on the order of 20 degrees. temperatures this morning when you head out the doors, temperatures 30s, 40s, to right around 50 but, folks, it's chilly outside. wind chill, 40 degrees right now you in orlando. it feels like 27 at the swamp in gainesville. this is go through the days the temperatures only rise a few degrees because we have arctic air flying into central florida look for the temperatures in the low to mid-50s we will see clearing skies but those winds stay gusty out of the west a chilly night tonight. now, let's see how chilly it is outside. good morning, tom. >> tom: ucf flag football team just back from winning their third straight national championship. wow! brandon breeny is the coach and we have members of the team, congratulations, guys. was it this cold when you won the national championsh

central florida tonight. she's going to be pinpointing weather now from deltona. >> we jumped on i-4 and now in volusia county and deltona. temperatures today warming up in the mid-50's. we're here at campbell park. it is a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. but get ready for temperatures to tumble even further than last night. let's give you here your pinpoint accurate weather forecast for deltona. temperatures tonight will be dropping down to about 44 degrees by midnight. as you wake up to go to work and school tomorrow, by 8 a.m., we're talking temperatures into the upper 30's, only warming up to 53 degrees by 4 p.m. and then another cold night by tomorrow. if you'd like to know the temperature anywhere you're at at any time of the day, remember, you always have our news 6 pinpoint weather app on your phone to give you the most accurate information down to your street level. i'm news 6 meteorologist candace campos. back to you. >> thank you. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> tonight's c

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parts of lake county, sumpter county and volusia county will also have frost on the ground tomorrow morning. be ready for it. it's wintertime. finally in central florida. temperature reading right now in melbourne is 54 degrees. wind is from the north at 9 miles per hour. daytona beach this go around, 50. wind from the north at 9. relative humidity is 63%. all right. first area to fall into the 40's. you're there now. 49, 54 from ocala all the way to the villages. we have double nickels from orlando to kissimmee, all the way to lakeland and 54 from melbourne to cocoa beach right now. how we stacking up against yesterday? last night was cold. this morning was cold. we're already 5 degrees colder at this hour than we were last night in orlando. 13-degree difference in new smyrna beach. 12 at the cape and 10 out at cocoa beach and 9 for you up north. here's the way it's stacking out. the cold front has cleared on through. one of the general rules when forecasting weather is it's almost always the second night that is the coldest. so a cold front came through yesterday. last night, it was cold. tonight, night no. 2, we're going to be 4 or 5 degree

this hazardous weather outlook is for east central florida. .day one...today and tonight. .excessive cold impact volusia...seminole and orange counties until 8 am for low temperatures between 30 and 32 degrees...most ly in outlying areas northwest of interstate 4. in addition to the cold temperatures early this morning... northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph will produce wind chill values in the mid 20s to lower 30s. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all areas through 9 am. it will not be as cold tonight...but with diminishing winds...there will be a frost threat in much of the area. many home fires occur during cold weather episodes. use extreme caution with space heaters. keep them away from combustible material such as blankets...pillows and curtains. .wind and sea impact ... gusty northwest winds will produce hazardous boating conditions this morning. winds and seas will start to diminish this afternoon but poor to hazardous conditions will continue in the gulf stream. .days two through seven...monday through saturday. lingering swell and a moderate southeast to south breeze will produce poor boating conditions from early to mid

volusia county case. >> potentially severe weather is on the way for us. troy is pinpointing showers and storms. stay tuned. >> good morning central florida. it is 5:30. thank you for waking up with us. at the table we have troy and dori. >> we have cloud cover in place. that's the story for now. rain is not a factor today. big storms tomorrow. we'll break it all down in a bit. >> so far roadways are looking good. we'll get you travel times to get you on the morning commute. >> we'll check in with you shortly. we want to continue to follow breaking news. when it comes to the 1.5 billion dollar powerball jackpot. i am heartbroken. in the last few hours, one of the three winning tickets was sold right here in florida, if you can believe it. >> what the lottery is saying and why they are not telling us where this ticket was purchased. it is driving everyone crazy. kirsten is following the breaking developments on this. i hope we can find out soon. >> i hope so too or david will be obsessed for the rest of the day. we have to know who the winner is. three people are actually we have 4-8-19-27-34 and the winning power ball number was 10. it is all for this

central florida this morning. flagler, volusia, orange, seminole osceola and southern lake county even northern polk county seeing very dense fog. anywhere that's orange or red, that's a lot of central florida, visibilities are a half or quarter mile or less. fog should start lifting in the next half an hour or so, hopefully be done by 10:00 this morning but knew that but again if you have somewhere to go this morning please just use a little bit of patience especially when you're driving through some of dry through midweek. we have a chance of a couple of showers as we go through today and tomorrow but most of us will stay dry and definitely dry sunday, monday, tuesday with cooler weather coming into central florida. it looks like we end off the week wet and windy. here's the live view outside from our amway he were came, and folks, once again, i-4, you can barely see it on the right-hand side of your screen go a little bit further to the left that's up towards seminole county headed east on i-4. can't even see it so gen again less than a quarter mile visibility than downtown. once the fog starts to lift i think

volusia county, eye witness news this morning. >>> cold weather shelters are also available now in brevard county. here is a list of shelters open, the central brevard sharing center in cocoa, our saviour also known as cold night ministries and his place in melbourne. >>> developing now polk county investigators are working to figure out what caused a deadly fire at an independent living facility. we told you about this fire as it was breaking on eye witness news this morning yesterday. it happened at bell a vista manor in lakeland. firefighters say a person died on the fourth floor. we spoke to neighbors who said they heard popping sounds coming from the building. >> we saw the flames, the flames were just coming right out and it was i mean it just lit up the whole street. >> now three other people went to the hospital for smoke inhalation and investigators say the fire was made worse because the building does not have fire sprinklers and nearly 40 residents are now staying in a building next door. >>> today some teachers in walk in before the start of the workday. the volusia teachers organization says schools are suffering from a lack of

we've been seeing that from i-95 to 1 and the north of volusia county, just a couple speckles moving by the we have drizzle as well across central florida. you may need your wipers. sprinkles from debary, deltona samsula and smooth -- new smyrna beach as i mentioned elsewhere we have some drizzle and watching new showers by tampa we will watch that filter in throughout the morning. in the 60s. 63 orlando, one of the days where we will not warm up too much. is a look at the hourly planner. chance of showers as we go that the morning but it we develops by the early afternoon and we will see more rain and it is working in again because the front has not pulled through yet. temperatures in the 60s. better chance of rain midafternoon even through the and a few thunderstorms developing coming up, i want to track how much more rain we will get because we had rain yesterday so we will go over the rain totals we can expect and then we are going to get into big changes for our weekend. 6:01 am . let's see if we have problems this morning with deneige. >> nothing too bad . starting with a camera for 29 near winter garden emma bylund -- 429

volusia county, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >>> fox 35 weather authority rainy and cold across parking parts of central florida. >> is that rain going to stick around? >> it will not stick around. chilly evening across central florida. very raw, very damp. the farther south and west you went today it was coming down. it started yesterday evening, so it's been on and off for 24 let's talk more about brevard county from cocoa beach down to the south. the good news here, it's beginning to wind down right now, so we expected it to be midnight. that appears to be the case. still some scattered showers. we'll continue from rock ledge to melbourne. melbourne beach, satellite beach down into indian river county showing signs of weakening those scattered showers. winds right now are out of the north and east. there's an area of low pressure trying to form now. because of that pressure difference the winds have been quite strong along the coastline up to 30 miles per hour gusts. 8 over in melbourne. and the temperatures right now quite cool. still mainly in the 50s and again very raw, very damp. we'll talk much more about how much sun w

central florida. we might see a couple of clouds but nothing like -- we had just an overcast tech for volusia and flagler county yesterday so we have a lot of sun and today less wind and that'll be good news. yesterday sometimes the winds were gusting over 25 miles an hour. yesterday afternoon was one of the coldest afternoons that we'll have ever have in central florida. out the door this morning ahead of to church, work whatever you're doing still below freezing in some spots. 36 in melbourne. go ahead and zoom on in. effect for north and west of i-4. they'll expire at 9:00 but once again with the sun coming up temperatures will start to rise. and again, i just want to show you, yesterday morning we had wind speeds at this time, yesterday morning. 24, 25 miles an hour. now we've got a lot of wind less than 10 miles an hour even ocala checking in with calm winds so that's good news. it's going to be a crisp day but a sunny day. high temperatures will go upper 50s. it wouldn't surprise me if some folks had 60 degrees and if you're in the sun it'll feel warmer. tom? >> all right, thanks, brooks, millions of amer

central florida. when the winds start slacking off, the temperatures are allowed to fall. it's 45 already in ocala. ocala, marion county, alachua county, parts of sumter, lake, parts of volusia and flagler county would not surprise me to see some frost early tomorrow morning. anywhere near i-4 and to the south east, no chance of that. temperatures not too bad, even 63 in dallas. i mean, take a look up in lexington, 29, 37 in nashville. so don't see any cold like true cold air in the south east, and all we're going to start to do is warm up. here are the high clouds coming out of the pacific and over central america and mexico and the gulf of mexico, no rain for us in the immediate forecast, but we will see some mid to high-level cloud over the weekend. at the surface, winds start to go south east tomorrow on sunday and monday even more so. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we showers just because we're going to be so nice and warm. here's the forecast then. overnight tonight, if you're going to be up for awhile throw another log on the fire, lows in the mid-40s in sental florida. and then tomorrow, nice. 72-degrees. that's exactly where we should be this time of year and then we w

central florida. look at the cool spot in ocala. temperature taken at five minutes at 9:00 in the morning. temperatures well into the 40s. by 10:00, well into the 50s. seminole. volusia and brevard counties and upper 50s in the cooler spots. sunny skies crisp north winds continue to blow. we'll have the full forecast coming up. amy? >> amy: it's deals and steals time. it's tuesday. josh elliott is here. thank you so much for coming in as always. >> thank you. >> i like what you have on the table. >> the answer to everybody's resolution is candy, recandy. >> amy: still trying to get rid of the candy. >> i tell you what. gummy worms or gummy bears,>> amy: i like them all. >> this couldn't be easier. what i want you to do is stroll into walgreens. everybody watching "good day" this morning gets a free bag of gummy worms. go into walgreens, find at the register and they'll give you 99 cents back in the form of a register reward which you can use immediately on your next getting a gallon of milk which is on sale for $2.79. that's absolutely free gummy candy. now, for those, temperatures colder, as i mentioned it's cold in this studio. well, i just -- for those at home has sympathy for john an

volusia county case. >> potentially severe weather is on the way. look at this graphic. troy is right here pinpointing the showers and storms. >> good morning, central florida. it is 6:30. thank you for waking up with us on this thursday. >> we are hanging out with troy and dori on this thursday morning. >> i'm hoping i win that power ball. i left my tickets at home. i can't wait to get home and check them. >> high up. >> if you win, we want some of that. >> we are on vacation. we are going on vacation. we are talking about that severe weather threat, mainly for tomorrow. not today but we'll get to the timing and let you know how we want you to pay attention because they could be serious. >> we'll check back with both of you shortly. we want to continue following breaking news. grab your tickets, you saw the drawing live on news 6 last night. now we know one of the winning tickets was sold in florida. >> kirsten o'connor is standing by in the news room with the latest on this. some new information. >> we just confirmed that that winning lottery ticket in florida was sold at the publix in melbourne beach, just confirmed, just moments ago, our news ro

forecast here in central florida, a chilly one, right, live radar currently rain-free and the skies are clear and freeze warnings are up. through lake county an sumpter county and western volusia county and flagler county and a hard freeze, temperatures down into the mid 20s, in the gainesville area, 51 datona beach and 52 melbourne and 54 sanford and 52 the villages and gainesville and never warmed up today. and we expected that to be the case, and, breezes coming in for the most part out of the north and northwest. begin to switch around and looks like temperatures will get down mainly, looks like, into the 50s, 40s, a little later on tonight and the good news here with the winds switch, temperatures will warm up, pretty nicely. right now, looking pretty good, 54 degrees, with mainly clear skies across central florida. temperatures into the day tomorrow, back up to about 65 degrees. plenty of sunshine. so it will be warmer tomorrow, as the wind begins to come in from the ocean, allowing things to begin to warm up. 65 tomorrow and 74 on thursday and our chance of rain. on friday. 60% chance, 77, cooling down, the coolest day is saturday. high of only 57 degrees. how about alo

was in central florida investment of stormy david i-95 looked like this and daytona beach before new time. i drove through this for drivers in volusia county were facing slick roadways and this very soggy afternoon. drivers will want to be careful in lake county weather has been more heavy rain fall. you can see gray skies along the area. keep on your headlights when you'd dry through pick this wet weather is blown through but at times it was rough. in my vehicle today it showed me tornado warning that was issued. i was driving home from the hospital. >> it came up on the navigation system. >> it scared me. >> and your weather a lot -- alert went off. >> it did. >> whether you are in the northeast or the blizzard warning is talking to on your phone, your wftv weather and go. >> it worked perfectly today. >> i'm sure we have blizzard warning app's going on up in snow will get heavier and heavier right now downtown orlando, we had the rain move by and the sunshine has moved through as well. the cold front is now moving right through central florida. we will start to move toward the coast shortly. daytona has good rain earlier today. a tornad

volusia county highway snarls traffic. a truck driver, with the truck bed up, crashes into a bridge. jim: and it was a murder that shocked central florida. a young woman is raped and killed in her downtown orlando apartment. the new details we' ve learned about the suspected killer, who s security angela: a dump truck driver night. check it out. the truck was going down the road with the truck bed in the up position. it hit a bridge, doing some serious damage to a road sign. this happened where i-4 and i-95 meet in volusia county. the north-bound lanes had to be shut down for some time. the good news is that road is now back open, and there is no word of any injuries. right now a gunman is on the -- three gunmen are on the loose. jim: greg fox is live there now. some of the kids may be wondering about their safety. greg: there' s no question that students who have lived here during the past year are pretty rattled. there have been several shootings here at the marquees, which is one of the off-campus apartments that are not patrolled by ucf police. now detectives are tracking down three gunmen. this is video from early friday mo

tornado warning in volusia county, the el nino pattern and now you're getting the secondary part of that and that's the cooler weather. typically el ninos are cooler and wetter in central florida. we've had both of that will recent -- recently 46 in palm coast, daytona beach, the wintd look at these wind sustained in a west to northwest fashion. 20 sanford, higher gusts, still thick clouds out there, couple sprinkles to use the windshield wipers couple times, most of that moisture off to the south and very verks light -- very, very light in nature, you can see doppler 9, not picking up on sides of brevard county anymore. wind advisory in effect for today. 20 to 40 miles an hour wind, i wouldn't want to be doing area fishing on great lakes, to be honest, it will be rough. this leads to a very chilly afternoon and an outright cold evening. freeze warnings are in effect for tomorrow morning, i'll show you where coming up. daralene? >>> we're following breaking news. deputies are working to figure out what led up to the shooting death of a man in orange county. eyewitness news this morning's julie salomone is live near east colonial drive on north simmeron boulevard, julie

central florida has been released. what investigators say happened right after he jumped from the plane. tony: after chilly start it was a gorgeous monday afternoon. wa >> teachers in volusia county have begun a weeklong series of classrooms, less texting, more resources and more support in the schools. parents are being encouraged to participate alongside teachers and support staff. jim freezing temperatures are : slowing the removal of record snowfall from the mid-atlantic up to the northeast. records are broken for baltimore and in outlying areas of maryland, virginia, and new york. wesh 2' s jason guy is on storm patrol. jason today tens of thousands of : people are in storm clean up mode, from the suburbs of washington, d.c, to the outskirts of new york city, with some places still dealing with more than 30 inches of snow. >> the roads are ok. the main roads are great. they are open they' re flowing, , and there' s a lot of spots they haven' t touched yet, and there' s a lot of mess out there. jason at least 30 deaths are : blamed on the storm. many of them came from traffic accidents, others came from heart attacks while shoveling snow and at least one person was hit by a p

central florida. coming up on good morning america, what you need to know if you are part of a lottery office pool at work. >> ahead a homeless problem is exploding and volusia county. the deadline leaders face as they look for a solution.. >> reporter: sentenced to death rope likely to face death. breaking down what a recent supreme court ruling could mean orange county man sentenced to death for killing a teenager to prevent him from testifying in another case is expected to be back in court. janai norman jaws of life. you are working on to find out whether the hearing is tied to the supreme court ruling. death sentence system unconstitutional. >> the hearing for okafor scheduled for 130 this afternoon. we've been following the case against him that landed him on death row along with 400 other florida inmates. >> recent rulings could prove to be okafor saving grace. we were in november when the judge called him the organizer, recruiter and trigger man who killed 19-year-old alex zaldivar and try to kill to others. prosecutors say it was to prevent them from testifying against him in a home invasion trial. at the sentencing hearing, state attorney jeff ashton told

volusia county neighborhood. >> is there somebody else? michelle: police are crashing >> i hope you did not pack away your jacket after yesterday because you will certainly did it again. jason: a cool start in central florida. amy, we see you have got the coat on. amy: warmer this morning, but only a few degrees. on the chilly side for central florida. 30' s-40' s right now. more clouds than yesterday, that is keeping our temperatures from dropping quite as much but we will stay hazy through the day. we will have those high cloudsthostemperatures will stay in the mid-60' s for highs on average. we are at 40 in silver springs, 36 in dunnellon. we had dropped down into the lower 30' s and even had a freeze. 44 lake mary, 46 orlando and winter park and 49 in celebration. 41 flagler beach and 47 in palm temperatures will climb despite the fact that we have that cool wind coming out of the north. that will keep us in the mid-60' s for highs later this afternoon. i will take you around county by county in just a few minutes. let' s send it back inside for a traffic check. jazmine: -- ted: 6:46 here, westbound on the left side of the screen, westbound is a bit slow by the i-4 ramp to get onto the westboun