brian goes all the way to southern osceola and brevard. >> the warning in effect for the southern sections. we are more stable. we are seeing heavier rain. not severe, but strong storms. a lot more stable there. our northern tier, but winter park, winter gardens, we have seen some heavier rain. >> >> it's a very large one that goes all the way across. this one is going to go all the way over towards melbourne in the next 15 minutes. you folks in southern brevard, the whole corridor, big wall of wind, rain and thunder, moving out. we'll show you central florida, orlando proper, the heaviest downpours we have gotten so far, but the storms are quickly moving through. if you are just joining us, perhaps the wind and rain woke you up. these storms will give us good amount of rain. still tracking toward the coast. we have had this tornado watch that goes in effect until 8:00 this morning. slowly but surely our viewing area. we will see counties just continue to get pushed out of this watch, but that is a tornado watch until 8:00 am. so, for about another 3:45. but the dynamics are best in polk,

southern lake, southern sumter, 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

it's pouring from melbourne down to the county line, southern osceola county. we've covered up the turnpike. there's more where this has been coming from. i'll pinpoint more rain for your neighborhood, straight ahead. >> and the battle between donald trump and fox news continues to simmer. why both sides say they're >> more controversy tonight in the race for the white house. republican frontrunner donald trump says he's not backing down from backing out of tomorrow night's debate. >> trump's boycott comes as his food with fox news anchor megyn kelly heats up again. kelly is set to moderate the debate which comes just days before the iowa caucuses. trump claims the cable news network has not treated him fairly. both sides continue to exchange words and it appears no one is bending. >> megyn kelly is really biased against me. she knows that. i know that. everybody knows that. do you really think she could be fair at a debate? >> trump is not used to not truth is, he doesn't get to control the media. >> texas senator ted cruz responded by challenging trump to a o

the big story, southern osceola, kenansville, back to osceola. albert, west melbourne, steady rain coming off the atlantic to grade valkaria and mikos. side, whether you are in reddick, deerfield, or more, temperatures in the 50' s and 60' s. when the time you out hour-by-hour -- we will time that out hour-by-hour. forecast for the races straight ahead. meredith: at the last minute, and a beta woman charged with the shooting death of her own daughter, abandons pleased to take -- plans to take a plea deal. she was charged with second degree murder, but she no longer wants that. she wants the death penalty. they have moved her to the life sentence instead. >> she has essentially gone road. she has disregarded all of the legal advice that we have given her. meredith: a judge has ordered the woman to be evaluated by a doctor before the case goes any further. jim: a man accused of possessing pornography. deputies raided his home, and the images were downloaded from an ip address on his computer. county jail. new video with the arrest of a custody. att

this is just rain pushing into southern osceola and brevard counties. we had some very light rain track over orlando. this is just the tip of the iceberg. this is a thunderstorm complex off to the south. in particular these storms aren't that strong now but they will continue to build into central florida over the next few hours with the main storm system well to the west and that will push in late overnight through early morning. watch it hour by hour through 2:00 a.m., isolated rain and storms but after 3:30 in from the west here comes that line of thunderstorms. a broken line and coming up in 17 minutes i will show you why that broken line is dangerous. i will time out that severe weather threat overnight and also to make sure you are what app to all of your mobile devises. the alerts can wake you up if you get a severe weather warning while you are sleeping. >>> me we are following breaking news in lake county. a food processing facility has caught on fire. this is new video of the flames shooting into the sky tonight. the building caught fire aroun

future radar has a passing little spritz of rain down south, especially for southern osceola and brevard counties. but other than that, we have to hold on and wait for daybreak tomorrow. real quick, hurricane alex is out there in the open waters of the atlantic. when i say "open waters," i mean way across the atlantic. tonight, should be going through there tomorrow morning. here's the azores right there. there's the eye cruising in. we have not had a january hurricane since 1938. it's kind of strange. wind speeds right now, 85 miles per hour and the path takes it right over the azores and drills it as a major north atlantic storm by saturday. in orlando. 47 is the overnight low. that's right on average for this time of year. other daytime highs, 69 in leesburg, 59 in gainesville and 64 in new smyrna beach. now at 7:20, we're down to 62 in leesburg, 62 in orlando and 66 in brevard county and cocoa beach. here's what i want you to see. all of this together at the same time. here's our low. we circle the cold front. here's the area that's going to be rolling into. this is the way it breaks

there are the showers in southern brevard county back through osceola. those are the only places we have rain falling. the rest of us dealing with a missed. upper 60' s and lower 70' s is where we' re headed for highs. 69 in sanford, 70 in maitland, along the coast will be upper 60' s and lower 70' s. we will talk more about the timing of the rain and i will show you futurecast in a few minutes. here is ted. ted: a live look johns river bridge. this is westbound on the right. no delays right now. we are looking at i-4 in downtown orlando westbound on the right. no delay so far. your journey is nice and quiet you left right now, costing five minutes. jason: thank you, ted. we are on top of breaking news in orange county. hazmat crews were forced to clear out a -- an apartment complex overnight. michelle: the complex is just off of i-4 added vineland road. alex villareal is live. six people are currently being treated. >> six people are in the hospital and four of them, a family, actually took themselves to the hospital and that is how the fire department

have clouds that came through now just a few clouds, especially south and east of i-4 towards southern osceola and brevard counties. on radar it looks like rain. if i didn't know what i was doing here, we would think it was heavy rainfall. but it's a winter time phenomena known as virga. with precipitation in the atmosphere not reaching the ground. pretty cool stuff. we have no rain until maybe late thursday night into friday. we warm with the system coming in. it looks like friday could be a washout with rain and the possibility of strong thunderstorms. outside this morning, looking live at downtown. a beautiful, beautiful shot. isn't that? 43 degrees. north, northwest winds at 7 miles per hour. through the day today and through the day tomorrow we're going to continue with north, and northwest winds bringing in the cool, dry air. a long period swell at the seas off the canaveral, 6 feet. an 18 degrees spread in the i-4 corridor south and east. alachua and marion county are the coolest. the cold front that's in the mississippi valley will slide through here later today. reinforcing the cool a

right now no rain anywhere in central florida, southern osceola county you have to throw a shower in there. we'll stay mainly dry all the way through mid-week, wednesday, cool weather beginning tomorrow with the cold front as in lasting through at least could end off this upcoming week wet and windy with another system coming through. it's 66-degrees with the south winds coming in not just here in orlando but throughout most of central florida we'll continue to see temperatures hover, maybe even go up one or two degrees before we hit sun rise. waves off of canaveral still 8 and a half feet. once again tomorrow looking more than likely rip current advisories. temperature-wise, mid to upper 60s right now here behind the cold front, the cold air is not directly behind the front. look just a little bit back west of the mississippi river, temperatures in the 30s, 20s, single digit temperatures right now in omaha, nebraska. all that cold air's going to start to filter into the deep south. here's the forecast, front clears tomorrow morning, chance of a sprinkle or two early in the morning.

and we've got a few light sprinkles across the southern part of our viewing area in osceola and polk counties but that's generally about i. once that sweep line goes through, you'll see, that should be it for a few hours. we're expecting this to get going around 2:00, 3:00 on the west side of the state. here's our timeline. as you can see, as we get in time here, around 2:00, 3:00, things start developing, especially out in the gulf. as we put it in motion further in time, 4:00, 5:00 seems to be the heart of the greatest threat you can see it here across the metro areas, down over into polk county, also into lake county, sumter county as well. and also even ahead of that, back into brevard, 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 n

. >> 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

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

showers in northern brevard, southern brevard, osceola county. where you see the yellow color, that is rain coming down a little bit harder, more of a moderate shower. temperatures today will be in the middle 70's. 76 in orlando. 76 is where we're headed in melbourne. let's get a traffic update. it is 6:02. >> a bad crash in seminole county involving a motorcycle and vehicle. south of state 46 on weathers field avenue. you're going to have to follow detours to get around it. we have another crash on there is a portion of pine hills blocked off while they investigate that. hastings street is your plan to get around it. on the left side of the screen, the road is wet but we are seeing things looking nice out for the most part. traffic is flowing. let's take our time as we head out on the roads. westbound on the right side of your screen, not so bad. we're going to the breaking news center. >> we're following breaking news of a fatal hit-and-run in new smyrna beach. police say a bicyclist was riding on state road 44 about a mile east of 495 when he

wind will take over we'll see a couple of sprinkles as it pushes through our southern counties. osceola, southern bree regard might get an isolated thunderstorm out of this. we'll keep you posted. right now, pretty dry conditions. gusty winds, early warning doppler radar, i have been telling you how we are developing a little shower popping out of polk county. you can see moving into winter haven. it will be in davenport in 19 minutes and pop into osceola and head towards kissimmee and some of the attractions there. but it is some light showers, visibility so much better than yesterday. now, we have a touch of fog from the i-40 corridor heading west. temperatures in the upper 60s, much warmer out there, winds, you can see, just starting in ocala and palm coast to become a more westerly wind and that will turn northwestly versus southwesterly over the next two to three hours. future track 9 showing as we head into the morning at 9:00 am, we could see some of the spotty showers and thunderstorms in osceola and brevard county towards could cocoa beach. i'll monitor it closely and let you k

speak it will be ushering until the colder air behind it. 10percent shot of southern brevard and southern osceola. partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day today. we will hit the high early midday. with the windchill, feeling like 32 to 35 for monday morning. wrap up your kids at the bus stop. as we head into the rest of the week, we will see the coolest stretch of weather with the highs in the 60s and low in the 40s. daralene? >> you get the latest on it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you.

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 looks imposing on radar, it is not hitting the ground and the stuff in yellow and orange is hitting the ground, coming into orlando. mainly dry, once we get through tonight, through mid-week, cool weather comes tomorrow all the way through wednesday, and next week, thursday, friday, timeframe, could be seeing a pretty significant wet and windy weather system. outside, right now, looking quiet from our camera, downtown orlando, temperatures now upper 60s and low 70s, except for right on a1a with the sea fog. temperatures the low 60s. a storm system, cold front back to the west. air behind it is going to

southern sections. that would be osceola county and southern brevard, showing one or two high thin clouds. into tonight, looking good and clear. that will allow temperatures to drop off a bit. today into the afternoon, warming to 65 in ocala. 67 in orlando. 64 in daytona beach. 65 at cocoa beach. we are below that by a few degrees today. tomorrow, lots of sunshine, warming us to 70. then we are up to 75 by sunday. look at the temperature here, early in the morning on saturday, dropping to 44. early in the morning on sunday, dropping to 49. for the weekend mornings, it is going to be chilly. chilly enough for a coat and a nice rebound each afternoon with no rain across the board for friday, saturday or sunday, monday. just for good measure, we added in a 10% chance for rain. a high of 77. 80 on tuesday. then rain chances return for wednesday at 30%. let's check on the roads now and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. amy, any trouble? hopefully not on a friday. >> we are doing ok on this beautiful friday. love the look of the forecast. things moving out. clearing out constructi

showers or storms break out in the southern areas. osceola and brevard county, daybreak. showers and storms live to the north especially on the southern edge. watch for stronger winds and maybe rotation with storms. isolated tornado risk with that and storms look to the north and it is going to be a wet, stormy day. one of those days where we will have waves of energy moving through. showers on and off with embedded storms. the main risk for the severe weather will be fairly early make sure you stay weather aware in the dark green air, winds over 50 an isolated tornado. those will be the rain -- main threats and also, maureen expected wednesday into thursday. several in many areas in such a flood will have more than 1 inch of rain thursday afternoon. download our wftv weather app get the weather alerts for when you're on the go. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, behind the stormy wednesday and wet thursday, sunshine but cooler weather into the weekend. 6:50 am. checking roads with deneige. >> flashing lights i for wes bentley sam lake road. a crash ea

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? >> reporter: very quick, tom. it went pretty well. the judge just said that terrell williamson had that charge of that sexual battery and she gave him $150,000 bond and she also mentioned that he already had a

those rain showers are coming this way so may brush across southern osceola and into brevard county and then they re done. but then in comes a lot of blustery conditions for this afternoon. here' s some of the lingering showers. here' s the clearing skies up to the north. they' re going to infiltrate today and there is another cool blustery. s the big deal. temperatures right now are not only going up maybe 3 from where we are right now. we' ll take some of the humidity that' s because of all the winds that push in. hour by hour as we go through the day you' ll see the winds gust up to 25 mph and the the sun goes down! we' re going to end up around 44 overnight. >> justin: thanks, danny. the dietary guidelines tell us what to eat but see why they' re already hammered by critics. next plus - - >> reporter: john wall and the washington wizards strike. i' m jamie seh. i' ll have highlights from the amway center coming up. >> justin: results for orange city, winter garden and look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from >> jus

daytona beach, early tomorrow morning, we will track showers and storms especially in the southern zones. brevard, osceola polk county from melbourne to kissimmee st. cloud back toward winter haven as a plume of moisture comes in. we will have widespread showers and rumbles of thunder and the moisture will lift to the north as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. the cow heavy and widespread the rain is going to be embedded with that we will have the possibility for strong severe storms winds over 50 miles an hour and along the southern flank of the line possibility of storms rotating. there's an isolated tornado risk for tomorrow and it is going to stay wet maybe not as wet but wednesday into early thursday it will be. showers. darker green from new smyrna beach to orlando south low risk for severe storms winds over 50 an isolated tornado but the main threat will be the wind in heavy rain as well by the time it is said and done, thursday afternoon a lot of central totals over 1 inch. a great day ahead of the storm to download our wftv weather app. five-day forecast, live radar, alerts tab. y

that would be south of orlando southern sections of osceola county, some of our northern zones seeing showers. the heaviest activity south. we'll continue to pinpoint that through noon tomorrow. we'll see showers and storms. noon through 2:00 in the afternoon, we pinpoint the we get more widespread rain. it is up to 90% in the afternoon. we'll talk about it. first let's check on the roads with amy in the napeleton traffic center. >> we are starting off with a big issue. a fatal accident closed down both directions of i-4 before dirkson by the causeway. the westbound lanes have reopened. eastbound, we are waiting for those to reopen. hopefully that will be happening for you to get into your morning commute. what you'll do in the meantime, all eastbound lanes remain closed down. we'll follow a detour to 17/92. that will take you back to i-4 after that accident. certainly a big issue to start the day out with. your morning news begins now. two people dead, a third person is injured after a crashover i-4. information on what caused this

we have that in seminole, orange, southern lake and far northern osceola counties. everywhere else we're starting to see improving conditions with the fogs finally starting to break up and lift and that's good news. weatherwise once we get rid of the low clouds and fog. we'll be mainly dry all the midweek. might need some garlic. cool weather comes in starting tomorrow but really chilly weather monday, tuesday, wednesday and it looks like we'll end off the week with a quack windy system coming into play. outside early this morning we could only see portions of i-4 now we can see it almost all the way into the distance so the fog, the visibility getting a little bit better this is go through the morning hours here in downtown. light winds, hopefully we'll get a little more wind that will help scour out the fog. temperatures low to mid-60s right now when you head out the door. this cold front back to the west earlier this week we thought that it might be potent that we might see more energy and, therefore, more thunderstorms. right now does it look -- doesn't look to

outside right now moderate downpours right now through central florida heavy rain in eastern osceola, central and southern brevard county seeing heavy thunderstorms. watch this pulse of energy right here as it continues to move off to the north and east. aa couple of waves along that could have been a rough afternoon had we had sunshine. thankfully we dimming, just awful soaking rainfall and it looks like the end of the rain let's get your forecast what it will look like tomorrow, spectacular. it will feel nice, crisp with lots of sunshine. we dry out very nice over the weekend with high clouds and be back into the 80s for high temperatures pretty soon. oust right now a live look for our visit orlando tower cam, it's a pretty scene even with the raindrops out there. temperature-wise we are already in the 50s, palm coast withing 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 impuls

lighter showers across seminole county some rain across osceola, the turnpike, and southern brevard. we continue to see the rain move look what happens by 9:00. mostly cloudy skies. a little bit of rain here and there. a little bit of sunshine breaking out through the cloud cover. we will talk about your weekend forecast in a few minutes. let' s get a traffic update and get over to ted. ted: construction has wrapped up over i-4. we do not the flashing lights. things are moving nicely. here is westbound on the right altamonte springs and maitland. not bad. looking good. jason: thank you. station smash and grab in port saint lucie. it only took 30 seconds. police say this crook broke into the b.p. station on gatlin boulevard early tuesday. he broke the front door, jumped over the counter and grabbed all three cash register drawers. the thief then made a quick he remains on the run. detectives did find the empty drawers. this morning, you can voice your opinion on the status of florida' s iconic manatees. federal officials want to downgrade the classification from endangered to threaten

everyone west of i-4 pretty clear, although the swath of rain is still coming up in osceola, pushing toward southern volusia and brevard county. stretching from bithlo into titusville down to areas just around lake mary and, and into areas to the east of oviedo, all that will clear throughout the rest of the afternoon. you can see the flow coming off the coast -- the gulf of mexico. can see these orange areas to the north and south, that is drier air working in. futurecast takes the showers offshore by midafternoon, and through the afternoon and evening hours, hit or miss showers. clouds and patchy fog and the forecast overnight. once the clouds begin to thin, temperatures in the middle to upper 70' s. 77 in sanford and 74 in palm coast. temperatures just a tad above typical for the time of year. we have a lot of wind over the water. wind over water equals waves. it is kicking up a six to eight feet swell in the ocean. and the surf, big waves, a dangerous rip current threat. experts only , and the beaches will be dangerous. tomorrow, the next frontal boundary hits in the area and by late afternoon i

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

that rain is tracking more to the west, so southern parts of hillsboro, polk, osceola, that is punchy off of tampa bay, but we will watch that for the next couple of hours today. it eventually slides to the south, northwest wind turning to the north, it is going to first usher in drier air. it is going to hold back around gainesville. tomorrow, that northwest flow is going to push that air down into the area. sunny skies in the forecast. tuesday into wednesday, colder air will be around. to the northwest of orlando, we are talking about sumter, marion county, it may be chilly enough tuesday morning to get patchy frost on the ground. that would make it the coldest morning this winter. this afternoon, we are looking at temperatures in the 60' s --, s. for the offshore waters. west wind, 3-4 feet. make sure you have got the wetsuit. marathon runners dealing with month year conditions. not a lot of improvement for the disney marathon. there is that seven-day outlook. 43 in orlando, at 36 in marion county and by the end of the the forecast. chris: it is january. making a murderer is so pop

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 director for infe

notice mainly our southern zones, that would be osceola county and brevard county, seeing that push for stronger storms with strong wind gusts greater than 50 miles an hour. it does look like the main threat for severe weather will be south of us, mainly in south florida through the day and into the afternoon. there's the noon hour, covered up. most of central florida seeing heavy downpours. we'll continue to pinpoint that carefully through the day tomorrow. look at today, for the most part dry, only a 10% chance for rain. 70 at noon. 73 at 4:00. let's check on the roads now and head over to amy in the napeleton traffic center. amy, any big trouble now. you started out with issues. we have not so huge issues, not as big as both lanes of i-4 being shut down. here's what is going on if you are getting ready to head out and hit i-4 through the area. be advised we have the right shoulder that is blocked. this is happening on the westbound side of i-4. right over by sand lake road. no delays for right now. i did want to bring that to your attention. live camera continuing to move along witho

here's a little ice on the windsheild, that's just across the border in osceola county, but, again, cold even in our southern zones, northern sides of brevard county had a light freeze. gorgeous out there. i haven't seen a lot of people on the beach line. i can't blame them, in daytona, only 45 degrees, relatively light air. since is he at 5:56, temperatures on the board, still in the 40s area wide. a lot of 45s, 46, 47, 47 in orlando. 45 in clermont. winds will stay out of the north today, but nowhere near as strong as what they were with 30, 40 mile-an-hour wind gust. today, a breeze most along the coastline. 5-10 inland and the winds will relax a little bit as we head through the rest of the afternoon. it feels upper 30s to low 40s and for most areas wind chill will not go above the 40s. a nice little marine layer off shore. otherwise, skies are nice and clear across central florida. that's how we will stay. temperatures way below average. highs in the low to mid-50s. it will feel pretty nice this afternoon with the sun, but you will know we are way below average. 72, the normal high, way below that, 53 i

it will be at point sienna and about 21 minutes and we will see osceola and southern brevard having the best chance for some of that heavy rain. there is fox -- fog along the i- 4 corridor and coastal areas. it is nowhere near as intense upper 60s to 70 current temperatures in the upper 60s to 74 most of you. we will see 66-74 for the high today which will cool into the afternoon. rainfall amounts over the last 24 hours are anywhere from about one quarter are anywhere from about one 12:45 half inch. if you are in ocl lake county -- 1/4-1/2 inch. if you are in ocl lake county to brevard -- in ocl a -- oceola to southern brevard, you will likely see the rain. the coolest stretch of the season is invading as we move through the day today. you can see the cold front having through and it is really the southern counties. the best chance for showers around 10 am. by midday, it is completely cleared out and -- to most partly cloudy to day today. 10-20 tonight. the upper 30s and lower 40s that we will cool down to tonight will feel like the area. the wind chill will keep things feeling cool int

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it's falling heavily from southern brevard county all the way around to osceola. more and more of that stuff is on the way. and then the cold front still has to come through. i'll be back to pinpoint the arrival of all the rain for you and talk about what this means for your upcoming weekend. >> and we'll show you one of the new plans that's being proposed >> michigan's governor and the mayor of flint met today to talk about the toxic water crisis. >> the naacp is presenting a new in the water and help the people living in flint to be affected by this. part of the plan is to hire young kids in flint to distribute bottled water. the naacp leaders say these kids should get paid minimum wage to hand out the water instead of using the national guard. homeowners are still being urged to use bottled water and fill ters filters. >> part of the city's plan is to test for lead. >> more is getting done. we're going to keep doing more and we're going to keep committed to the people of flint. >> we've learned the governor has requested additional federal aid. he says this mon

areas, including ocala, the villages, back down to downtown orlando, many areas in southern zones like brevard county, osceola county and then up near kennedy space center, but here's the real risk, the timeline from afternoon. 7:00 this morning on until 1:00 in the afternoon. the main threat wind heavy rain tornadoes. we'll watch that closely through the day. here's the breakdown hour by hour. the coverage of rain at 90% through noon. then it tapers off to only 20% by 4:00 this afternoon with a high of 76. we'll break down hour by hour the model data so you can expect -- see what to expect straight ahead. >> here's a look at the roads, i-4 westbound, headlights moving towards you, and there are no major delays to worry about so far. 408 westbound, 417 to downtown, eight minutes. colonial drive is 19 minutes. >> right now, state-wide alert is out for a missing 11-year-old boy from seminole county. >> we learned overnight he hasn't been seen in two days. 11-year-old dijon bunding was last seen west of i-4 near sanford. johnny is live in the neighborhood. what are investigators saying about dijan? >> i spoke wi

you can see them southern tier orange county norther in osceola county. as you get 203 and kissimmee seeing some rain. this is downtown orlando. and down to the south is where our showers and they will move rain showers are popping up. north of there, lake underhill, seeing some showers and you can see them across the beach line. most of it is light showers pulling to the east of oviedo. geneva, you may see showers or sprinkles. one last batch stretching to titusville, indian river city. we have seen across i-95 and wilson, in may go toward oak hill, southern sections of volusia county. northern tier is where we have clouds. we will see cloudy skies and when the rain shuts off, cloudy but we will warm up. 70 degrees in orlando. 64 toward the villages 64 i know, 68 in melbourne. temperatures are squeaking into the 70s today. 75 mostly cloudy. isolated shower or chance and patchy fog tonight still clouds temperatures in the low 60s. next front moves in. we will track some 40s in your forecast ahead. vanessa? >>> orange county waste management remains confid

southern parts of volusia, that is when we are under the gun at this time. this line to the south, what we see down here coming across south of pulled and osceola county which will eventually move into southern brevard, that is going to be our main area of concern until 7:00 this morning. that all pushes out, temperatures upper 60' s to about 70 degrees. eventually partly cloudy but then the cold air settles them. the strong air really making a mess of the ocean and there is no reason to be at the beach with the weather we are seeing. dangerous on the water whether it is the big lakes or the ocean. down into the 30' the dark s eyes. celebrating the life and legacy of martin luther king jr.. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... >> here is the first picture we have seen from that tornado damage that touched down in siesta key. tampa showing us destruction. to update you as this system continues to move our way. tomorrow is the official dr. martin luther king jr. holiday. people all across central florida spent all day yesterday celebrated his life and legacy. orlando honored

osceola. we will keep showers mainly for brevard, those eastern parts of the counties and maybe up into southern volusia for the hour -- the next hour or two. futurecast, taking you into tomorrow morning, showers begin and south of osceola and into brevard county, we may see three we will call for those sprinkles along brevard 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 low

seeing some weakening south of orlando and southern sections of orange county down to osceola county, but we will see more of this rain coming in waves. the heaviest of it right now, moving in through maitland and let's pinpoint the areas that will see the heaviest rain within the next few minutes. winter springs, within one minute. oviedo within seven minutes. expect it there and snow hill, within 21 minutes. geneva, within 26 minutes. already seeing rain there but talking about heavier stuff moving in. brevard county, palm bay, melbourne, floridana beach seeing another wave move in. there's rock ledge, cocoa beach, back up to kennedy space center and titusville. the bus stop wet, make sure the kids have the rain gear at 100% coverage of rain through the morning and the afternoon with a high today of 73. let's check on the roads with amy right now with a traffic alert. good morning, amy. >> good morning. we certainly do have plenty to talk about. this is the scene you'll be finding pretty much everywhere this morning. in the past, about five minutes we cleared a crash that was workin

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' re at 61 in ocala and daytona beach at 63 and 69 in cocoa beach. now let' s check on your forecast and head back on over to danny treanor. danny, what are we pinpointing now? >> dan: it' s late and the sun coming up

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 downpours, more than two inches an hour

southern counties. this is now heading into osceola county. we will probably exceed this hit kenansville. that means eventually rockledge, titusville, and if they be as far south as melbourne will see some of these cloudy showers this afternoon. we are holding a small chance of rain in your forecast. most of the rest of us are doing with mostly cloudy skies. this afternoon, a northwest wind will scour out the moisture. the skies should clear, and ring in some colder air. we are talking temperatures into the 40' s, possibly the 30' s for some. some frost in the forecast. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its visit ncicap.org] chris: arik date. the today show is next. >> thank you for choosing wesh 2 weather. rated most accurate for eight years straight. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeno sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & unlimited bread for $12.99. tonight only a

the heavier showers remaining in the southern parts of the viewing zone like melbourne back out into osceola county, big rain is still on tap. here's the line moving to the north and east, should be arriving in cocoa about a minute from now. merritt island in eight minutes. minutes. how heaviest raining? on top of titusville, just to the south there along a1a, a quarter inch per hour. .32 of an inch per hour in the open waters before wilson and the scattered showers are going the other way. for now, big rain has kind of settled south. that's where a lot of the action has been tonight into the early evening, down here in fort myers and funnels in from sarasota county to fort myers, rolling over top the state coming to our southern zones. the big nasty weather has been all down south with watches and here to take a pinpoint look at that is meteorologist candace campos. >> thank you, tom. yeah, this video shows you how powerful and quick the winter storms can be. lauderdale, investigators confirm a tornado picked up a vehicle on the turnpike, dropping it on the other side of the interstate. rea

energy moving through polk, osceola county, and we also have additional storms bringing some very strong gusty winds, but not the tornado threat that we have down here in our southern zones right now. anytime you see red, that's a sign of spinning near the ground. again, that flow is racing northeast. so we're going to be watching our southern -- yeah, there runway. we will continue to monitor these storms coming on shore from the gulf of mexico, because that's going to be the tornado zone down in southwest florida, and i do think they're are going to continue to rotate. i don't see any reason they're not, as they move across polk, osceola county. >> and we're just looking at that new cell here off the gulf that is starting to rotate right off there, and that's just south of the area that confirmed the tornado. >> leave that source up right there. i want to show you something. we see the purple right there, the magenta. that is actually -- the program was written so that if it says confirmed tornado, or tornado spotted, in other words not actuallile is a tornado on the ground, you'll see these purple areas, so we see some kind of confirmed tornado in that area, tha

heavy rain orange seminole county northern osceola wetter heavy weather tour titusville with steady rain light to moderate rain in southern tier and brevard county and all of us dealing with it. flagler volusia counties and you can see the rain that has been heavy lifting through deland deltona about to make a move toward daytona beach. it is going to get heavier. lake county sumter county steady rain into marion county this morning. the rain gear for this morning and later today. temperatures are mild, 60s around because of all of the rain and cloud cover. we have this moisture moving in. severe weather down in south florida but we may get a break and that we was see more moisture flooding from the gulf of mexico so overall, it's going to stay on the wet site. winter park rain and storms around on and off to the day by the afternoon we will have low 70s so here is future track. by the time we hit 9:00, more rounds of rain pumping in moving toward more than zones and we keep it around by the time we hit 3:00, format, when you see tom terry we can have a few stronger storms developing and we could have localized some of it

it is popping up and moving into osceola county and citrus ridge, poinciana showers 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-

and a planner osceola county, kissimmee early afternoon through the evening drive we will see another round of rain and storms. late this morning on future track 11 am, favoring the southern zones for the chance of rain you may get a break and it fills in again as it takes by. better chance of rain and thunderstorms we will watch for left over showers and then we start the clearing trend. things wind down by 11:00 and clear out for tonight and when i see you in the morning it will be chilly or. periods of rain with storms it will be more chilly pierre periods of rain. 40 tonight and 50s elsewhere. not as big of a cool down as last weekend. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, 66 degrees for tomorrow. lots of sunshine and it will be windy tomorrow. more sun buttle windy day on the way. friday night chilly start races are going on around central florida. a lot of 5 keys on saturday morning. and 73 sunday picture-perfect weekend. >>> crashes but nothing nearly as bad yesterday and they are not blocking many roads. winter garland, state road for tonight southbound you have a crash not on the 49 it is on the on ramp that is not blocking lanes turnpike northb

osceola county, 43. as we get toward downtown orlando, temperatures up 30s low 40s avalon park and the conway area. 42 melbourne and grand bell carrier. high clouds in southern zones. high clouds this morning. it will look like yesterday but by the afternoon it is going to be nicer. noon, 58. here's the plan it. placket sunshine this afternoon and more comfortable to-4 -- from 2:00-4:00 high 60s. 6:00 one goes down temperatures in the upper 50s. county by county a warm up on the way before friday's front with rain and storms moving in. 5:31 am. let's see if you have problems with deneige. >> no problems. just spots of construction. plaza, you have one lane blocked off eastbound but they should be getting that cleared out pretty soon. before osceola parkway one lane blocked for construction. it has not been causing issue. i will let you know the changes. >>> staying on top of breaking news right now in orange county we are getting reports that someone is killed in a fire. we got video of the scene into the newsroom in the last 20 minutes. it happened at 2 am at a shed on form be drive west of some on boulevard. a fire crew is on the scene investigating the ca

storms out of our wednesday including the southern half of volusia county through seminole county and the metro and especially to the south if you live in polk osceola brevard county, keep a close eye on things. tornado risk is light. overall widespread risk will be stores reducing winds of over 50 miles an hour. torrential rain out of this as well. in many areas could have more than 1 inch of rain before it is said and done thursday afternoon. looking at the rain outlook, hour-by-hour, overnight hours, it is going to be more wet. we will see storms building in by mid morning. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, always -- download our wftv weather app stay weather aware because they will wake you up early . 80 percent chance of showers and storms to the day wednesday, rain enters the picture thursday as well. severe risk looks to be lower thursday generally showers and cooler weather behind that. morning lows friday and highs in the 60s. vanessa? >>> breaking news right now and brevard county skywitness 9 is live over pine hill -- pineapple avenue in mims where they are at the deputy response in a neighborhood. we are still worki

osceola county. it' s not in the forecast. but still cold. it' s really cold. and we didn' t get any breeze at all. those that live in southern brevard know exactly what i' m talking about right at the moment. it' s cold and will be sun themorning. so the sun helps to warm things up and a little more comfortable. not as windy and then tonight the winds died down and we have another problem. you covered your plants. need to uncover them this morning. but then need to cover them back up for this evening and need to bring the pets in, too, s my rule of thumb. if it' s uncomfortable for you, it' s uncomfortable for the pets. here' s the winds and the problem at the beaches is the wind, the breeze. back over in ocala, it' s just plain cold! that' s it. small craft advisories. so don' t take your small craft out. and if you want to jump in the surf, don' t! don' t do that. radar is clear. it' s going to stay that way. i don' t expect any major changes. temperatures right at the moment. chilly and 36 in melbourne and it does not feel like that because of the cold air and it is pumping down the back and got temperatures and plenty of