As we round out Valentine's weekend and many of us head for the Daytona 500, let's break down what the second half of Sunday looks like.
Strong to severe storms and damaging winds are expected Sunday evening in Central Florida, with potential for heavy rain and tornadoes. Some drought relief is likely.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has gotten a rare peek at the aftermath of two cosmic collisions — and helped scientists solve a decades-old mystery.
NASA's Mars rover Perseverance has uncovered rocks in a dry river channel that may hold potential signs of ancient microscopic life.
An object bright enough to be seen streaking across the midday sky has fallen across parts of the Southeast U.S. The National Weather Service in Peachtree City, Georgia, says the object was likely either a meteor or space junk.
Patchy fog could pop up as you start your morning commute around sunrise, before we pave the way towards warmer and warmer temperatures in the afternoon. This weekend, however, could throw some disruptions your way as a storm system gets set to arrive
There's been talks of an upcoming storm system that could sweep across the state of Florida this Valentine's Day weekend. How much will we actually feel come the fateful Saturday, and are your plans in jeopardy?
Winter has officially released its grip on our area. Temperatures are booming back up towards the mid 70s and skies are remaining relatively clear. We can expect minimum impacts to your day to day from the weather department for the work/school week ahead.
Today the sun was shining, temperatures were mild, and the winds have finally relaxed. We aren't talking freezes, wind chill, or bundling up. To tell you the truth, the upcoming week ahead looks just as good if not great after the wintry barrage that was unloaded on us earlier this month. There are some upcoming tidbits I do want you to be aware of.
Central Florida enters a warming trend this week with dry, sunny days, mild afternoons, cool nights, and persistent drought conditions.
It will remain a bit breezy tonight and through your Sunday all thanks to a system continuing to push further away from us off the east coast. Then, our weather pattern takes a big shift as temperatures start climbing away from the freezing point
A DeLand parrot sanctuary faces mounting utility costs as it struggles to keep more than 100 tropical birds warm during Florida's unusually cold winter.
You've probably come across the words polar vortex a few times already during this winter season. Maybe you're familiar with what it truly means, or maybe not. We're here today talking about exactly what it means for our weather
A mechanical failure at a Maitland water plant caused potable water pressure to briefly fall below minimum safety standards Sunday, prompting officials to issue a precautionary boil‑water notice for all municipal utility customers, according to a news release.
Showing visible signs of stress on their shells and skin, the team’s goal is to stabilize and rehabilitate the turtles so they can be safely returned to their natural habitat once they are healthy and environmental conditions improve.
A set of federally funded programs offers emergency assistance to low‑income residents and seniors struggling with rising energy costs — a concern heightened by the recent cold snap in Central Florida.
Orange County Public Schools said Sunday that all district schools will open Monday except for Summerlake Elementary School after the campus suffered facility issues caused by recent extreme cold.
Yesterday marked a record setting dose of cold weather into our area. The freeze isn't over quite yet, but the end is in sight before the first few days of February deliver us a mixed bag of weather conditions between now and this time next weekend.
News 6 viewers are using PinIt! to send in pictures of their cold-weather preparations and of the weather itself, giving us more glimpses of the latest Florida freeze.
Snow in Central Florida is almost unheard of, but record-low temperatures made it possible for one Seminole County neighborhood to experience a rare winter surprise.
Temperatures are already on the way down as the leading edge of our arctic airmass comes through. Several spots in Central Florida are feeling tropical storm force wind gusts just behind the cold front having swept through earlier today, and we're solely going downhill further from here.
As a blast of cold weather makes its way across Central Florida, viewers have begun to share their videos of snow flurries.
If you’re waking up in Central Florida this weekend, get ready – the coldest air in more than a decade is expected to sweep across the area.
