it's in southern sections of brevard county. the rain is likely in the southern areas. in orange county there is pop-up streaming in from the south . it's been lake but windemere seeing more in the way of moderate rain. in in the gulf of mexico will be moving closer. some of it is out near the panhandle and it will be moving north. look at temperatures. because of the clouds and rain, we we have made it to the 70s in southern brevard county at 70b0 in melbourne. 65b0 in orlando and 61b0 at palm coast . pinpoint accurate forecast >> your forecast is brought to you by dallaire >> noticed the sky. we make it up to 73b0. 68b0 as we head into 6:00. notice evening hours b a 40% coverage of rain. upper 50s late tonight around 10 or 11:00. there is a clouds and rain forecast at 3:00 still seeing th there is more of that stuff pushing off to the east. it's clearing out and buy early in the morning tomorrow, temperatures are cooler as we see clearing skies behind the front. fo for part of this weekend there is sunshine with a high of 70. ther there is no rain for the weekend. no

if you're watching from southern brevard county, the hits keep coming. here's melbourne down to the county line. heavy rain activity from along the interstate here, 95 down to palm bay. we zoom in tight, go down to the street level in palm bay, some of the rain is almost .21 of an inch per hour here. better than that there. all that surging right out towards the coast. i'll widen the view back out. we have a chance to sort of catch our breath. from orlando to daytona beach back out to ocala, the on-the-town forecast after future radar, still the possibility of more scattered showers through the night. what we had earlier, at least not tonight. 66 at 8 p.m. by 9:00 tonight, 65. the 10:00 hour brings us to about 65 degrees there also. i'll be enjoying the weather center now by meteorologist candace campos to talk about how much rain we picked up today. it wasn't just an average day. it was one for the record books. >> across the board. we have orlando, melbourne and daytona beach, everybody seeing records. i'd say it's three in a row, tic-tac-toe, right? p

you can see some rain falling in southern brevard county. the rain at this point is all south in the next couple of hours, it will start to really phil back in here. we will get a break around lunchtime. yesterday, we will get a break. more rain will pile back in this afternoon and evening. a few thunderstorms possible inside the showers. once we get into the late night, the rain will start to die down and the cloud cover exit route for a while. it was surgically tomorrow. sunshine for your friday. it will be a slow climb because of the clouds and rain. we will top out in the upper ted: i-4 all -- ultimate construction wrapping up for the morning. take a look here, a live shot of the 408 over i-4. you can see some of the barricades for the project, no crews out. traffic is looking good in this area. on the 528 westbound on the right through oia, no delays. a nice-looking drive. i-4 , state road 46 to fair -- fairfax avenue, 16 minutes. michelle: racially biased driving citations. the claim from one group and what they are demanding. jason: a

flagler county, volusia and alachua county, everybody elwe are in the 66 and 70 right now in southern brevard county. the front, once it pulls out of here we will cool down for one day. it's not cold behind this front with temperatures in the 50s and 60 behind it. here's the impulse of energy that will kick the moisture out. here's the forecast, as we head through tomorrow, west winds, northwest winds, it will be over the weekend, high moved off to the east, the return flow sets up. we get gradually warmer for daytime highs. next system could be coming mid next week. let's get it out of here this evening, more than likely the rain will be ending between 9:00 tonight and midnight and then clearing skies with chilly start to the day tomorrow, lows near 50 and highs in the mid 60s tomorrow. cooler north and west of town. over the weekend highs back into the 70s and then starting off the work and school week next week with high temperature in the 80s. andrea: thank you. the people versus oj sumpson is about to make its debut on tv. bob: the actor who played oj is questioning the past. we will talk with

all throughout portions of polk, osceola and southern brevard. brevard county had a severe thunderstorm warning an hour ago, and now you are going to get enundated again. you picked up an easy inch and a half to two inches today. we really need to watch, especially if you are driving out there this morning. i95, the beach line and six hour rainfall totals you can see from basically st. cloud, in the kissimmee area just south of downtown orlando. we are looking at over two inches of rainfall. especially the i4 corridor where we got enundated with rainfall for a good 60-90 minutes. you can see the two inch markers as well. not as much slowing up in brevard county, because of the reached you, yet. but we saw a lot of severe thunderstorm issues. we are seeing wind gusts in excess of 45-50-miles per hour. so watch out for that to be the big of the concern as this continues to move towards the atlantic coastline. downtown orlando, almost in the clear, just a few light showers and we are continuing to see the i4 corridor clear up, slowly but surely, i would say within

southern sections of brevard county for floridana beach, palm bay and mico seeing rain. we'll see a little bit more of that as we head into the afternoon today building in. look at the temperatures, we are at 62 in orlando right now. 61 in ocala. 65 in melbourne. as we take you through the day, you can see the clouds, plenty of those in place. 71 at noon. rain chances at 40% through lunchtime. going to 70% through the afternoon. we'll see a couple of waves of rain again today, much like yesterday. a good chance through the latter part of the day. we are at 73 at 4:00. a 40% coverage of rain tonight for your evening plans. look at that with the clouds and rain forecast, more of this coming in in waves. another round by 1:00 this afternoon, right along i-4. lunchtime looking wet, the afternoon drive, the bus stop looking wet as well. late tonight into early tomorrow, most of this out of here and cooler drier air works in. today 72 in sanford. 70 in daytona beach. look at tomorrow, no rain mixed in with clouds, a high of 67. saturday looking picture perfect. no rain. a high

i want to take you to southern brevard county. rain building in. we have some rain pushing into pine hills, pair dice heights and then into sumter county some heavier rain here. the rain builds in over the next few hours. the main storm system still a few hundred miles away. it is booking and it will be here by morning and so will the storms. by 2:30 a.m. these purple spots are isolated thunderstorms developing. we will have to watch how strong these will be as they get going ahead of the main storm complex. 3:30 a.m. isolated to widespread thunderstorms developing. this is what has me worried. what we would normally see as a line of gusty tomorrows but these are broken. other night through morning this is our tornado risk all the way through 6:30 a.m. by 7:30 we will quiet down these will come and go quickly. there is that tornado threat overnight through morning. watching those strong to severe storms all the way through morning. here is a way toe get those weather alerts overnight. if you do get a warning you will get a sound on your cellphone if

most of it will be in southern areas of osceola county in southern brevard county. you can see right now the rain is pulsing and it's got its act together. it's we can now in most of this is very light over downtown orlando and orange county right along i4. many of the major roadways were so this morning and here at the lunch hour we are seeing a good bit of light rain leading to some slick spots on the major roadways. we take you down to street level and there is areas like washington street .in westmoreland b it's dry but looking wet. more of these roads will be wet for that drive home. you could see most of the storms have been in central and south florida.. we mention the tornado for broward county and it's a big issue with more ongoing storms down there. you are traveling in that for most of the day. impact in the panhandle, this will move in and be a factor for us later this afternoon and it will linger for a little while and continue the range and sister tomorrow. look up temperatures. fairly mild at 66b0 with samford and orlando and ocala. cocoa beach is at 6

county. look at what happens between 11 and 3:00 in the afternoon. it widens out and explodes, big heavy storms from orlando to kissimmee, to southern brevard. southern brevard county doesn't get out from under the water until way late tomorrow. maybe as late as 10:00, still pouring. then on thursday, another round. for tonight, the overnight lows in central florida will be in the upper 50's, low 60's. i'm calling the low in orlando 62. here's tomorrow. >> rain starts to get in here after midnight. so it will be here throughout a high of 73 before all is said and done. your rain chance is 90% tomorrow. 70% on thursday. and then the weekend just looks fantastic. coming up at 7:00, i'll have another look at the hour by our forecast and pinpoint the arrival of the rain. >> ping is in. what's happening, sir? >> there are some people who actually know who wink martindale is, right? others may not know who that is. >> how do you not know? >> i'm just saying. we're going there tonight. all right? >> wink? >> no i've got something i'm going to explain to you why i >> all right, wink, can we win some money tonight? >> or it could be gene rayburn. >> w

southern brevard county, a small chance of rain in the forecast. mainly along the brevard county coastline. that moisture will begin to build in. starting early tomorrow morning, rain could bring us to to three inches of rain. jason: we will see you then. u.s. marshals are helping in the search for an escaped convict, three-year-old son. investigators say natasha quigley picked up gary bullock junior, who was on work release last friday in daytona beach. all three are believed to be in if you see them, call 911. florida state university is paying nearly a million dollars to settle the rape case against jameis winston. winston' s accuser sued, after prosecutors did not bring criminal charges against him. fsu is paying her the rest goes $250,000. to her attorneys. winston has continuously denied the allegations, and has since become the starting quarterback for the tampa bay buccaneers. michelle: a palm bay man and his wife are recovering from dog bites. anthony belisle says he was talking to his neighbor on sunday, when two boxers got loose and ran t

those winds could be near 50 mph and that region with southern sections of brevard county and palm bay to the street level and malabar road and heavier rain coming down there and more of that for webber road as well. that region in southern brevard as well as osceola county, that' s where we' ve been pinpointing the heaviest of the rain and that' s come off the books as the severe thunderstorm warning has fallen off. that' s the good news but still heavier rain pushing through areas like yeehaw junction and points to the north of there. we' ll continue to pinpoint that. here' s the good news with the clouds and rain forecast. as we take you through 7:00 begins to push out. that' s the next hour or so from now and we still see a little bit lingering in southern brevard county according to the model data. and then wrapping around a little bit of left over moisture. that' s why we can' t say it' s not clearing out all together. it will take more to continue to push out. and there are those temperatures across central florida right now and 67 in central sections including orlando and we' r

more moderate rain in southern brevard county, palm bay, floridana beach and areas like mico. you can see that's going to be a rough go. a lot of roads are wet. be careful there. many other spots including lake county, there is leesburg, eustis, mount plymouth, over to zelwood. we'll continue with that before the heaviest stuff begins to push in. here are the temperatures, many areas in the 60's. some upper level 60's in brevard county. the pinpoint accurate forecast shows rain chances the highest through the noon hour and tapering after that by 4:00 this afternoon only a 20% chance for rain. a high of 76 degrees. here's it is, this paints the picture of what to expect into the future. we are covered up with stronger wind gusts. a chance for rotating storms pushing to the east. we weaken shall have these storms out west. most of the storminess pushing to eastern sides. stretching down to osceola county at 1:00 in the afternoon. most of central florida drying out and looking good with a couple of lingering showers. the heaviest of those storms push off to the east and out of the

we are at 61 in ocala and 59 the summer beach. 61 in southern brevard county. notice the sky high is hardly a cloud out there. we will talk about the warm-up for the weekend and if you can expect some rain chances as we head into saturday and sunday. bridget and david, lots of events going on. the rolex 24 and those forecasts will be in minutes >> see you then, troy. have the latest weather alerts directly on your phone by downloading the free app. search wkmg in the app store. in his conference just wrapped up after a family cleaned a snake bit a boy at the animal kingdom. story yesterday afternoon. the family's attorney says it calls the grandmother to go into cardiac arrest. the incident happened on the 14th. it entered a reserve for the public. the snake did bite the boy at the park but it was wild and non-minimus. >> she had no breathing episodes and no difficulties with no health problems at the time. her symptoms began immediately following this bite . it progressively got worse until she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> disney has responded to th

it is heading out of south southern brevard county and taking the sprinkles with it. behind it, we are going to see much cooler temperatures. you can see already starting to invade. 63 in ocala, 68 in orlando these are have already seen our highs for the day these will continue to cool down as we move into the rest of the afternoon. once the northwestly flow takes full force by midnight tonight monday, we'll see the 30s take over our northern counties, 40s take over the central portion of our viewing area and have a couple of 50s. if you are heading to the coast, know it will be very blustery, seas four to six feet. intercoastal, looking at a moderate chop and rips that are very high. make sure you heed all of the warnings, a much cooler start >> >> the drug king pin who escaped from a maximum security prison is in custody. >> >> how a destructive prank at so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day

farther south, especially southern brevard county, will have the heavier rain and a few storms are possible as well. the rest of central florida will see scattered showers continuing into the evening and then late will and. overnight and that will bring a sunshine tomorrow. 60' temperatures. we will climb in the spots the cooler for longer with the rain. looking at that seven-day forecast, 40' s on sunday. michelle: the world health organization says the zika virus is spreading explosively. china. a meeting will be held on monday should be declared as an international health emergency. the world health organization says there could be as many as 4 the next year. the mosquito virus has been linked to causing birth defects. scientist from oxitec are creating their own mosquitoes to fight off the virus. female, all the offspring will die. a female mosquito can produce up to 500 eggs in her lifetime. so that is 500 more mosquitoes coming into the world. if she makes with one of hours, she will produce no viable offspring. jason: the scientists say they have in killing off 82% of the michelle: p

many of us seeing the light rain there in parts of brevard county for meritt island and back over to east orange county and southern brevard county into areas like palm bay. the kids this morning will need the rain gear. if you can drive them this morning, that's the best scenario with the severe weather threat. we'll see storms linger through the noon hour and really fire up. after that, through 3:00 this afternoon, a lot of it begins to dry out. we warm to 76 and by 3:00, we'll see more sunshine breaking out. coming up, we'll break down that severe threat and take you hour by hour and let you know when these storms move in and out. >> the time now is 5:40 on this friday morning. we have a traffic heart alert for you. florida highway patrol is reporting a roadblock and injuries so drive carefully if you are about to head in this direction. here are your drive times, westbound in lake mary boulevard to colonial, that will take you roughly 15 minutes and eastbound from the turnpike to 408, that is more like five minutes. >> a break when it comes to this year's tax bill. >> forget april 15, why you'll get a few more

there are not a lot of location seeing the rain, except for southern brevard county. down toward sebastian inlet. the west of us are seeing a light mist for now. once we get through sunrise, closer to 7 a.m., look at how the rain starts to fire up and rolling from the gulf of mexico. all of that rain pushes through here by noon and we get a little bit of a break again today like yesterday. a few walls -- lulls from time to time. through the evening commute, there will be several areas of rain that will eventually wind down as that cold front makes its approach. 68 by noon, we will top out around 70 in most locations. i will take you county by county coming up in a few minutes. let' s get a traffic update and get over to ted noah. ted: most of the roadwork we have seen for i-4 ultimate is cleared. we are facing westbound over i-4 on the 408, no issues here. things are moving along nicely. it is slick out there, so slow down as you head out. a good-looking drive from lake mary to lee. jason: we have some pictures to show you taken just after, authorities say, a security

like maybe, just maybe, this particular band is calming down as well from south patrick into southern brevard county. rainfall rates today have been impressive. almost an inch here. a little bit better than a trace here. if you go into the heart of melbourne, you've had a lot more rain in the last hour. how did we do today? we hit 65 in leesburg. 73 was the leader of the pack up here in daytona beach today. 72 from the cape all the way down to cocoa beach. right now, in orlando we've dropped to 61. 65 in melbourne. 56 already in leesburg. is that right? there it is, 56. 55 in the villages. already down to 54 in gainesville. still 61 in orlando and 66 in cocoa beach. here's the trough of low pressure here going that way, spraying the moisture back to the coast. now, if you're watching from the beach side, obviously you've had a whole lot more rain than we've picked up across the interior. it's just not rained that much in orlando today. just kind of pesky. during the next 24 to 48 hours, we'll watch our rain chances increase for a while and decrease tomorrow at 20% with rain roaring back friday into

more rain southern brevard county melbourne and palm bay the not too heavy but it is coming down across i-95 over toward 1 in southern sections temperatures in the 60s. beach, 61 in marion county and ocala. the sticky day today. we was seemingly cloudy skies and you see it on your planner. temperatures staying in the 60s. 60 6 at noon, late morning early afternoon we will see a better chance of rain redeveloping and thunderstorms possible this afternoon. have your rain gear and umbrella before heading out and showers are possible through the evening drive. then we start to clear out tonight and we cool down and we will track that and the rainfall totals we could expect we will have that ahead 5:31 am. i-4 with deneige. >> i noticed slick roads but on i-4 at 436, anyone leaving altamonte springs, looking good in both directions. typical volume no crashes to report on i-4. the crash from overnight hours, sam lake roads as doctor phillips blvd., troopers have been able to get it out of the with the keep in over for them. nancy? >>> a construction crew is to blame for a gas leak that sent i

the front will continue to move south and east for probably clearing southern brevard county around noon. until then you could be seeing a couple of showers, osceola, brevard county only and you can see right now we have a couple of showers southern osceola right around the turnpike and southern brevard county as well. everywhere else everyone will stay dry we'll keep an eye for now here's your forecast for sunday out the door to church. work, wherever you might be going. it's going to be a nice pleasant day. the winds are going to kick up right behind the cold front coming out of the west-northwest or northwest 15 miles an hour and gusties. by 8:00, we'll have the full forecast coming up, tom? >> tom: all right. thanks, brooks. 9:33 developing this morning. the man accused of teaming up with his girlfriend to sexually battery another woman multiple this morning. actually, already did this morning. this is a new mugshot of terrell williamson. he turned himself in last night. "fox 35" jackie orozco live at the volusia county jail, jackie, i know you were in there there. how did it go? >>

tomorrow, i'll be here with heavy showers, look, southern brevard county again tomorrow afternoon. so the bull's-eye is still on you in brevard county. by 7 p.m. tomorrow night, it's almost over. and then as the night wears on into friday, everything goes our way. friday really, really looks good. overnight lows tonight, 59 ocala. 57 in palm coast and 64 in cocoa beach. i'm going 61 in orlando with, what else, more showers. >> 63 at 8 a.m. by noon tomorrow, 68. the daytime high again is about 70, maybe 71, give or take. low tomorrow night, though, 49. we scour away all the clouds for friday afternoon. friday's high, 67. saturday, 68. and sunday looks phenomenal with a high of 73 degrees. it should be amazing sunday. >> i love it when a good plan comes together. tom sorrells, thank you. >> bye. >> one guy's attempt at hiding something, i have to imagine he was at least a little uncomfortable. >> you would think so. next at 5:00, what federal officials found in the strange place where they found it. >> and you can't play a football game without the footballs. the unique story behind t

. >> southern brevard county, osceola, southern orange, finally getting rain again. it did make for some decent storms, though. we'll start the weather story there with our friend barbara who shot that one. she does great work. and d.d. in east palatka. >> from the passenger's side. >> obviously. i hope she's not driving. don't send me photos of you driving. the winner of the umbrella this week is our man carl. carl posts just about every day. but this one was really fitting, don't you think? >> a great shot. >> rain on the window this morning. lots of rain falling through central florida. >> download storm pins right now in your app store. we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. we'll be in touch with you carl. we've got an umbrella for you. into orange county from orlando to belle isle, hunters creek, kissimmee, light stuff falling around windemere. we have heavy rain coming down in hunters creek. it's not the gully washer rain we had early this morning but appreciable rain is still coming down at this late hour. farther to the north, i talked to ch

showers early, wednesday 7:00 a.m., washing away southern brevard county. and there goes our frontal boundary. land across the area weapons, and lingering into thursday as well. overnight lows in the 40s and 50s. the official low in orlando 50. here's tomorrow. >>> you're forecast brought to -- >>> best day of the week. the 73 with loads of sunshine tomorrow. then wednesday we get the rain going on. 72. thursday, much cooler with a high of 67. meteorologist troy bridges tomorrow morning. join him at 5:00 a.m. >>> the save of the day, a blind pony rescued. >> how a florida police officer was able to catch it before it got hurt. and here are tonight's winning lottery y you're a baseball purist, today, he made good at a promise. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. not bad. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, prices, pwell, that could save you s

southern brevard county has had a bull's-eye on you all day. candace will address the rainfall amounts in a moment. just know the records that we've picked up, they're growing. the rain keeps coming down in melbourne. here's south patrick. we'll zoom in tight right here. the area outside of cocoa beach, outside of titusville, it's raining at a quarter inch per hour. that's how much it's raining now. we've eluded to the records. standing by in the storm tracking center, meteorologist candace campos. how much rain are we talking? >> a lot of rain. we've seen over an inch and a half in a lot of spots around town. this breaks it down into the three main cities the national weather service keeps an eye on, orlando, melbourne as well as daytona beach. you can see in orlando, over an inch and a half. if you can pull that video full. the year was set back in 1903. in melbourne, just under three-quarters of an inch, the record was set back in 1993. and in daytona beach, a whopping 2 inches of rain. like tom's been talking about, we could see more rain t

by the time it's all over on thursday, we could be talking 4, 5 inches of rain in southern brevard county. where you live tonight, overnight lows are in the 60's. low in orlando is 62. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning, 62. by noon, 68. the high tomorrow is 73. next three days, 73 tomorrow, thursday, 70. friday's high is 64. by the weekend, it is all good. so bear with us the next 24 hours is going to be wet, wet, wet. i'll be back at 11:00 with a new update and a new model. >> thank you, tom. meteorologist candace campos is pinpointing weather changes. >> she's helping viewers prepare for upcoming storms. >> ladies, we went to winter park village earlier today to make sure our viewers had their pinpoint app ready to go ahead of tomorrow's storms. we spoke to one guy who if you ask me, i think he was pretty impressed with the app. check it out. >> do you have the price there? >> it looks pretty free. free to me. >> free to you? >> it's free to everybody. got live radar. what else are you looking for? >> i want to see my hourly temperatures. >> we've got that. >> that's what i ne

late tonight, there's 6:00 this evening, beginning to see moisture moving into southern brevard county. more energy working in from the gulf of mexico as an area of low pressure develops and there is your 10:00, covered up with more rain as we see a good bit of that developing and pushing through into the early morning hours on friday, we'll be pinpointing a chance for stronger storms to develop. we want you to have a weather by 4:00 in the morning, we'll see it for the drive and another wave for the afternoon. now, coming up, we'll talk more about that timing. we'll break down the severe risk. we'll talk about a new subtropical storm. its name is alex. a lot to talk about. dori, what is happening? >> good morning good morning on this happy thursday. heading out for that commute, this is i-4 at anderson, these are your eastbound lanes. we have construction markers on the left hand lane. drive with caution on all your construction zones. volusia county, i-95 north, the right lane is blocked as well. i-4 east at mile marker 91, we have a right lane blocked at 434. we'll talk about constr

we'll focus on southern brevard county last from 2 to 3 tomorrow afternoon before being able to sound the all-clear. this line of activity, right there, looks very impressive on the futurecast. we'll have to watch it tomorrow afternoon to be vigilant and once we get past about 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, no more storms. but that means the colder air is starting to settle in. by saturday, the winds keep pushing, just raving in here from the northwest and cooling us down. lows tonight are good. 50's everywhere. i'm calling the low in orlando 57. here is tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, 59 degrees. storms are knocking on the door. by noon, we're up to 70. the daytime high about 73 with the storms taking over. overnight low tomorrow night, 48. then into saturday, the high is only 57. and the wind just keeps blowing. the overnight low saturday night is 38 in orlando which means to the north there will be freeze warnings again. >> thank you, tom. >> keep it indoors this weekend. thank you, tom. >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates thr

kennedy space center, bithlo, central and southern brevard county, for melbourne, areas south of there, palm bay and mico, inland into osceola the attractions, pin pointing rain. look at the timeline between 7:00 this morning and 1:00 in the afternoon. it is going to be a short period of time when we have a risk of the strongest storms, rain and wind the biggest concern, wind up to 50 miles an hour. a few isolated tornadoes, look at the temperatures, mid 60's in most spots. 60 in orlando. 61 in ocala. 68 at cocoa beach. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. >> moit the time here as we take you through the day. we are at 73 at noon with a 90% coverage of showers and storms. by 4:00 in the afternoon, we taper rain chances off to 20%. into the evening hours, only a 10% chance for rain. here's the breakdown with the model data and the clouds and rain forecast, 8:00 this morning, one wave of showers and storms pushing through, moving over into eastern zones and then boom, this is really the push for some of those stronger storms. at 11:00 where you see deep reds, those are heavy

as late as tomorrow night, we're still tracking rain into southern brevard county. in southern brevard, you could end up with not one, but two, maybe a little more inches of it's over. 50's, low 60's. calling the low in orlando 62. here is tomorrow. >> starting in the morning at 62, wrapping with a high of 73. big time rain throughout the day especially brevard county. a high on thursday is 68. the high on friday is 64. that will be our cool day. saturday and sunday we start to rebound for good weather for your weekend. >> that's some good timing. i like it. >> uh-huh. >> thanks, tom. >> we're staying on top of breaking news in orange county. there was a wrong-way crash on the eastbound side of the beachline. sky 6 is live over the scene near international corporate park boulevard in orange county. from what we can see, one lane is blocked of the two lanes. traffic is backed up for about two miles right now. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information as we get it. >> more progress between the >> next at 5:00, the restrictions against cuba tha

. >>> new tonight a frohse straighting decision in a community for southern brevard county. for weeks they were on alert with coyotes spotted in the neighborhood. but they pulled its traps before catching it. sash shah explains why. >> reporter: the controversy has many people questioning, what's more important? the coyotes or the people. dark woods and snatched up his cat on cam ruschelit they were becoming more than an inconvenience. >> people are seeing them on a daily basis. and the video of my cat being attacked by one. i would think that would certainly meet the criteria. >> he want. >> reporter: he wanted them gone. but now how to get rid of them had the trap sxerts conservation commission at odds. >> if we get these guys out of here, they're not going to end up eating on another cat or dog. >> reporter: the city hired florida wildlife trappers to capture and relocate the coyotes. but because the fwc hasn't officially deemed the animals a nuisance, relocation would be a violation. >> there's nuisance wildlife law, which allow us to trap and relocate these animals and

and a little bit milder right there at 63 degrees in southern brevard county for melbourne. area-wide, cool enough for a jacket. we'll likely need the jacket all day long today. here's the way it looks as we take you into the overnight hours tonight and into tomorrow. near freezing in some spots as we talk about that temperature in marion county. ocala dropping to 33 degrees. 38 in the villages. 41 in orlando. 39 in daytona beach. 36 at palm coast. some chill air sticking around. there will be a gradual warmup. by the end of the week, some rain chances. we'll talk about that in a bit. let's head back to david and bridgett and check the roads. >> we'll check the roads out this monday morning. i-4 at para avenue. at this point are going westbound. the eastbound right shoulder is blocked because of construction in this area. be aware of if you are about to head in that direction. here are your drive times for i-4. we start with westbound lake mary boulevard to colonial, that will take you roughly 14, 15 minutes. eastbound from the turnpike to 408, that is more like five minutes

southern brevard county had rain earlier. right now, kind a breather. there will be plenty more where it's coming from. from hunters creek to kissimmee, all the way down right along the area outside of the st. cloud zone, we had rain earlier. we're going to get more within the next hour. as we expand our view out, we've got a band of rain ready to roll in here during the overnight hours coming in from the gulf of mexico and the big wallop, the low developing here, pushing the cold front to the gulf, going to accelerate and come racing across the gulf and be here by tomorrow morning. i'll break it out hour by hour and pinpoint its arrival in a few minutes. tracking showers into the night. the rain chance tonight are never better than 20 or 30%. that's all changes tomorrow morning. real quick check on the tropics. here's hurricane alex, first time we've had a named hurricane in the atlantic since january of 19 1938. what an early start to the hurricane season. i'll be back in a few minutes to break out the hour-by-hour forecast for the big storms tomorrow

it's still raining in southern brevard county, around to osceola, but it is slowing down. >> all right. that is the good news. >> good news there. >> the cbs evening news with scott pelley starts right now. >> remember, you can always get clickorlando.com. goodnight. >> pelley: the most powerful el nio storm of the season hits the west, and there is another right behind it. also tonight, an underground nuclear test in north korea sends shock waves around the world. we'll take you to ground zero in the epidemic of pain pill abuse. patients now suing doctors and pharmacies that allegedly got them hooked. >> we are talking in a certain sense drug traffickers. >> pelley: and the search for an authentic boston accent. >> welcome to fenway park, the greatest ballpark ever. >> ever. >> ever! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the latest powerful el nio storm is hitting the west. warnings, watches and advisories are up all along the coast of california for heavy rain, flooding and high surf. have a will be at the los angeles river. the wate

rain in southern brevard county, for palm bay, floridana beach, mico. much of this moving out to sea. light drizzle you are not even see on the radar for many other areas. light rain moving out of rockledge. that's the good news at least for now. through the day it looks like this. temperatures at 71 at noon. 73 at 4:00 with a 70% coverage of rain. that doesn't mean it will rain all day all the time. we'll see waves of rain coming in. a lull and then another round coming in through the afternoon today. we are at 62 in orlando. 61 in ocala. 61 in daytona beach. 64 at cocoa beach. there's the clouds and rain forecast. watch the clock, there's 10:00 in the morning. another round moving in with some heavier downpours. it continues with more waves through 1:00 this afternoon. not letting up, even through 4:00 this afternoon, pinpointing more showers. there is friday, midnight through the early morning hours. drier air works in. by the end of the week on friday we are looking good but cooler. you can expect trath ahead. first let's check in on the roads with

you see the backside of the spring, the moisture toward you in southern brevard county. when does it stop? when do we lighten up? i'll show you in a moment. 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow is about a 7 on the sorrells scale. here's why. things will improve. the rain slack ens off a bit overnight. by tomorrow morning, we'll dry out. meteorologist troy bridges will be back to track a return to a few little showers by midday tomorrow. overall, rain chances tomorrow are much lower than they were today until friday when they come roaring back. there's friday by 7:00. >> 52 the low tonight in ocala. 53 in leesburg. the low tonight in orlando is 58. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, we'll be holding at about 58. by noon, 70. daytime high, 76. check this out, though. we hit 80 on friday. and saturday, another cold front comes in with a trough. the high is 78. sunday's daytime high, 77. monday, 69. >> look at that one 80 in there. >> one. >> one lone 80. >> tonight at 11:00, i'll have a brand-new model run to pinpoint the rain and wind for tomorrow. >> million

we could see close to two inches add up in parts of southern brevard county and that is why there is a flood risk there as more rain continues in that region. notice most of the heaviest activity well to our south. will be in south florida. there's palm bay, floridana beach, mico, seeing more of the rain. the bus stop forecast. have the rain gear. a 40% coverage of rain this morning. 64 at 7:00. by 3:00, to 73 with a 70% coverage of more rain. coming up, we'll talk about the cooldown on the way. first, let's check on those roads and head back over to amy in that napleton traffic center. >> it has been a quiet morning. take a look at this, we have our first real accident of the day. it looks like yorkshire lane at poinciana boulevard is closed down. i'll work on find ago way around that for you. as troy has been saying sh it is not the prettiest of the mornings. you can see the fog, some of the puddles on the roadway, taking a live look outside, i-4 right over by state road 417. either direction still doing ok eastbound and westbound. we'll see how that works once >> 20 minutes before

sebring at 511. kenansville, and southern communities their back toward southern brevard county. up to the north into volusia county, new smyrna beach back toward sanford, over into geneva and truly owed a, 30 heavy rainfall. right through the metro area from winter park down through orlando, it is below severe criteria. it is all about to change. >> very active weather moving across the central peninsula. downpours are occurring. we mentioned earlier in terms of our concern, it is going to be what is happening in brevard county and osceola county over the next hour. a good bit of central florida -- things have been quieting down. we continue to see rich, moist air. temperatures around central florida at this hour -- out of the south, all this moisture ahead of the southern boundary again, the main storms are back near winter haven and frostproof they are moving 50 miles per hour. this is extended all the way out into the melbourne area. they will likely be extended further to the east and for the north as well. our main concern as we talk about the next hour or two will orange,

feeding back from polk county that will work in and southern sumter county lake county groveland and winter garden sprinkles will develop. southern brevard county, a few showers along i-95, nothing too heavy but it will be picking up and light showers from coastal volusia, flagler county, severe weather and a confirmed tornado in south florida if you have friends you may want to check in and we will keep you posted. ripe for severe weather down there but we will watch for isolated risk for us through the day. 60s to near 70, 67 orlando, 70 the warm spot in melbourne, 70 today but the rain returns. it will move in. see it here, this is the bright color showing downpours across i 4, 3, 6:00 drive driving. tune into town. spotty showers and not as heavy tomorrow but lingering as the front tries to drive through. spotty showers for thursday. model showing additional inch of rain in spots and a couple of models, these are different quarter of an inch 60s, 70s through the rest of the afternoon. the rain has been the story today. 72 an additional one-to if you get heavy downpours we could have heavier pockets for tonight and then we track chang

readings in areawide are running upper 50' if anyone well here funder, it is going to be an southern brevard county and osceola county. the latest rainfall totals andy drier and warmer weather along the way, next. >> the risk really at this point exist only in pregnant women, but it is a very, very severe risk in pregnant women. summer: today, the world health organization estimates there could be three million to four million cases of zika in the americas over the next year. virus, and 80% of those infected wesh 2' s amanda ober joins us live now. amanda, local health officials are taking notice. amanda: they are taking notice. here at arnold palmer hospital is in regards to a defect. it can be the result of an infected mother passing the virus onto her unborn baby. with the world health about the rapid spread of the zika virus, health officials in central florida are preparing for it' s possible arrival. of the 20 confirmed cases so far in the u.s., three have been in florida, but all three involved international visitors who did not aquire the virus here. dr. frederico laham is the medical direc

light to moderate rain, yellow heavier rain and continuing to see heavy rain northern brevard southern brevard county. all the rain continues to move to the east and northeast. this heavy rain we were in a typical daytime where we had a lot of sun, this would be severe thunderstorms or strong ones. thankfully no thunderstorms or lightning, just a lot of rain. it looks like the heaviest rain is continuing to fall down. these are two-day rain totals, daytona the winner at 2.5 inches and building. for the month everybody is double normal, double for what january generally has. melbourne is close to triple the normal rainfall. weather headlines, it's going to be a very nice day tomorrow. once we get through the evening hours, rain will clear out and sunshine returns tomorrow. high clouds, but very mild this weekend. weekend forecast, back to the 80s temperature-wise pretty son. outside right now a lot of light winds out of the northwest. they are going to kick up as we go into the evening and overnight hours. that will help improve the visibility. we had a lot of fog earlier this morning and still low vi

, within the next 10-15 minutes we are seeing a few light showers in southern osceola and southern brevard county. that rain is going to keep filling in across central florida. we will get a lull around midday and the rain will fill right back in this afternoon and evening. thunderstorms as well. we are definitely getting another day filled with the steady showers, if you downpours. -- a few downpours. temperature wise, we will climb. slow climb but we will top out in the upper 60' s and lower 70' s. i will show you numbers in just a few minutes. let' s send it back inside. silverstar road and pine hills road. vehicle versus pedestrian crash and silver star is blocked. head north to indiantown road. poinciana boulevard, a crash on the northbound side is slowing things down from seven -- pleasant hill road and it is blocking. use doesn' t hill road as a backup. westbound coming at the camera, we have a crash just before the area of the st. johns river. it is not blocking. jason: we remember these brave disaster. today marks 30 years. michelle: nasa will pay tribute ones. remembrance. will remember

southern brevard county will top out at 74, northwestly winds, 15-25. a very chilly breeze. a few sprinkles, is passing, drier, breezy and cooler as we head into saturday afternoon. our coolest stretch of the season. hour by hour as the front passes at 7:00 am. we could still be seeing a couple of sprinkles, at 9:00 am. still a couple of showers along the coast and it completely clears. we will be looking at a dry rest of the day. overnight and monday, that will really help our temperatures drop. as we head into the day, today, we'll top out at 70 degrees. we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds, a couple of morning sprinkles. that will clear at night. much cooler, 45 degrees and with a chilly breeze out of the northwest, 10-20, it will feel like the 30s when you wake up tomorrow morning. it will be a little shock to the system and then for the rest of the week, we'll stay in the 60s for highs, 40s for lows with our next chance of rain coming thursday. >> >> altamont springs police officer is off the jobbed a he admitted to showing naked pictures of himself while on duty inter

. >> jayme: rainfall around the melbourne area, and southern brevard county. another big area is loading west of tampa. we'll pinpoint that and the remainder of a really good looking forecast. details are next. >> john: plus we are taking you behind the scenes at fox 35. that's a live look at our facebook page. people wonder what happens during our commercial breaks. we can show you on the live feature on facebook. you can see what we do. >>> are you interested in the debate tonight? >> amy: i am. i think it'll be interesting to see what the dynamic change will be without his being there. >> john: who fills his void? >> amy: chris chris christie has always been kind of vocal. >> john: and donald trump's event he is staging is two miles away. >> amy: he's not going to show up. >> john: what do you do? do you cover both? from the network level? >> amy: there'll be someone over there, but it's not going to be live. >> john: that's our question on social media. what do you think of donald trump's decision to sit out of the debate. >> john: as we said, the republic

could be a little bit of rotation with some of these storms, as we get from southern brevard county and points south. this will be right at about 5:00 a.m. on friday. as we go through the morning, the best threat is going to be with the warm front with heavier rain and stronger storms down to the south. the actual low to begins to move on through, but it will be farther to the north with the trailing cold front. the best threat of severe weather is going to be near the florida/about georgia line. we -- the florida/georgia line. when the storms blow through, they will have gusty winds, to this type of system, due to el nino, possibly damaging winds at the surface. some showers developing overnight thursday night. thunderstorms, a few of them, a few could be strong to severe on friday. the skies clear out nicely for saturday. >>> her husband was shot and killed after a fight over texting in a florida movie theater. >> now the widow is claiming that the theater should have done more to protect her husband, but could the lawsuit help her husband's accused killer? we'll hear from lawyers nex

the way to western orange county and southern lake and then by 2:00 in the afternoon, it's around blown past us in sanford and past downtown orlando, all the way into the brevard county area. so maybe some lingering rain in in volusia. heaviest rain by 2 in the afternoon and southern brevard and by 3 and 4:00, it's gone, out of here. the wind really starts to pick up. the winds will be blowing in here tomorrow at 30, gusting to 30, 35 miles per hour. it's going to be a tough run with the wind if you don't like the wind. saturday morning is a really blustery, windy kind of day where you couldn't get on the lake to do anything on saturday. probably not sunday either. look at my overnight lows for tonight. 55 in ocala. 57 from palm coast to 58 in daytona beach. the forecast for tonight in orlando, i'm calling it 57 degrees. winds from the south-southeast 5 to 10, partly cloudy, but here is tomorrow. first thing tomorrow, we have a reading of 59 degrees. by noon, we're back to 70. we tag about 73 to 75, depending on where you are in central florida, but the rain arrives by midday. that's the important thing that i want you to know. storms are returning. 80% chance

brevard county. glad to have you with us on this sunday. i am stewart moore. brevard county. >> the gun is set on brevard county. the intensity of the cells has diminished. down in the southern parts of the state. miami dade and down into the keys, at this hour, a line of powerful showers and storms across central florida. we have severe thunderstorm warning in effect for this north and eastern corner of osceola county. titusville down into cocoa and rockledge on over to cape canaveral, you are still under that severe thunderstorm warning. we begin to see indication just through the west of palm bay and moving through palm bay of some week rotation but -- within the structure. very close eye on. moving through #cocoa beach between now and about 6:30, that little cell coming into palm bay. it is coming in -- the rain is coming down heavy in brevard county. we will keep you up-to-date. >> breaking news out of manatee county where one person has been killed in a tornado. emergency management services report several injuries in the city of the wet. -- dewitt. you can see homes are in splinters. we are staying on top of this story and will pass on more information. not too many w

you're kind of in a slot there or a position where you're going to get a lot of rain in southern brevard county. it will continue into the night tomorrow night. and then on thursday, the front elongates through here and we have another active rain day, at least, though the storm coverage doesn't look to be as huge. still rain is coming down on thursday. town plans, go ahead. this is a good evening. overhead low tonight, way up north in the villages, 59. the forecast in orlando is going to be mild. any rain we get is going to set up late. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, the temperature reading is about 62. by noon, 68. somewhere in there we warm it enough to hit 73. cloudy with storms tomorrow and the rain coverage chances are 80 to 90% in the next couple of days. it's going to be very active as time wears on. the high tomorrow, 73. 68 on thursday. come friday, the daytime high is 64. so the weekend is looking pretty good. just tomorrow and part of the day on thursday that we have to get through. >> as long as it clears out in time for saturday. >> thank you, tom. zorafest 2016

southern brevard county, you'll be in the 50's. calling the low in orlando 47 degrees. clearing, cooler, wind from the west, gusting to 30. here is tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, the temperature reading is 47. by noon, only 51. and we climb slowly to a high tomorrow of 56 degrees. of day tomorrow because you think you would enjoy 56 if you're a cold weather lover. but that wind, that's going to be something. gusting to 40. it's going to be a blustery, cold day, the low tomorrow night, 35. that's orlando. that means north. big freeze worries. we'll talk more about that in the next hour. >> don't like seeing the 30's in that forecast. >> thanks, tom. >> next at 4:00, a valet driver sends a van into an indoor pool. what he blames for this mess. >> and ahead at 5:00, the pedi-cab driver accused of raping a woman walks free. why his lawyers say justice was served. >> well, it was about 30 cops here. so if he's like me, he left. >> we told you about this yesterday. now we're seeing video of that crock caught leaving a florida backyard pool and the evidence he left be

this is where it is steadier use caution i-95 in southern brevard county. the rain is not as much northern tier quarter of an inch southern zones we can have a couple spots especially if we get redeveloping showers this afternoon. off to about 1 inch of additional rainfall. periods of rain redeveloping and a few storms staying in the 60s today. coming up at 6:17 in main weather we will track overturn a 40s and what the front does to our weekend. 6:10 am. deneige . >> a crash semi groat at doctor phillips blvd. this is not blocking portions of the commute. troopers got into the site. keep that in mind if you're headed in that direction. i-4 camera, sam lake, looking good eastbound and westbound along i-4 very different story from this time yesterday. we will update you if anything pops up traffic is driven by new toyota of clermont. . >>> 78-year-old man drove for miles in the wrong direction. on a busy local highway. >> god was taking care of me. >> with state troopers had to do to get the wrong way driver off of the road. >>> methods companies use to test