David Nazario
Digital Meteorologist
David joined WKMG-TV and ClickOrlando.com in September 2024.
David joined WKMG-TV and ClickOrlando.com in September 2024.
Our afternoon highs are climbing into the 80 degree margin once again, which doesn't usually happen until late March! This won't stick around for too long, as wintry change is looming just ahead
The spring-like start to 2026 continues this week across Central Florida with unusually warm afternoons near 80 degrees, but a pattern change is on the way.
Monday and your week ahead don't look bad at all! As we come out of the holiday season and get back to the grind, with work returning full swing, kids going back to school, our local weather will be bouncing around a bit alongside us. Here's what the next seven days have in store!
Your Saturday night might be a bit soggy, especially if you plan to head downtown or to the final stretch of holiday attractions some of the theme parks have to offer. Tomorrow looks absolutely gorgeous, but then our thermometers keep climbing during the first full week of 2026.
The final day of 2025 features freezing temps, cold weather advisories, and some freeze warnings for a few of our counties.
The clock is ticking to the end of both the calendar year and the end to our warm but pleasant Florida weather. A massive slug of cold air from up north is on its way, and it will cause impacts to how you plan your New Years Eve activities.
The Christmas holiday was beautiful across Central Florida. While on the warmer side for some, you couldn't ask for a more quality sunshine state set up for a day like Christmas. But New Years could turn a hefty corner just in time for us to turn the final page of our 2025 calendars.
Central Florida is set for warm and mild weather through Christmas with no rain expected. News 6 Pinpoint Weather forecasts possible colder temperatures and rain near New Year's, with a high rip current risk along the Atlantic coast.
Warmth will absolutely dominate the Central Florida area, and much of the United States to their entirety as we approach Christmas and even New Year's Eve. How long till we get some relief and see some rain coming on the horizon?