WATCH LIVE: Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos talks weekend weather, next cold blast
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos talks weekend weather, next cold blastAfter a brief warmup this weekend, another cold front brings rain chances followed by another round of chilly mornings early next week.
How a Lake County farm uses water to protect its orange crop from freezing
Read full article: How a Lake County farm uses water to protect its orange crop from freezingThe owners of Yummi Harvest are on edge. It’s all due to the threat of the extreme cold expected in the northern counties of Central Florida. Those counties include both Lake and Marion counties. Yummi Harvest sits on the border of both.
Rep. Frost: ICE has made ‘pretty large’ hotel reservations in Central Florida
Read full article: Rep. Frost: ICE has made ‘pretty large’ hotel reservations in Central FloridaIn a video posted to Instagram Thursday, Congressman Maxwell Frost (D - FL) responded to rumors about a heavy presence of agents with the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Central Florida by saying he can confirm that the agency has deployed agents here and that ICE has made “pretty large” hotel reservations in the area.
Here’s the most cost-effective temperature to keep your Florida home, FPL says
Read full article: Here’s the most cost-effective temperature to keep your Florida home, FPL saysWith a sharp cold front moving through Central Florida on Thursday night, Florida Power & Light has released some tips about how to save on heating costs.
Freezing temperatures and tropical systems? How the tropics are helping to keep Florida cold
Read full article: Freezing temperatures and tropical systems? How the tropics are helping to keep Florida coldAs Central Florida braces for a cold spell unlike we've seen in a little while, a few years in fact, there's an interesting feature catching the attention of tropical meteorologists like myself. Here's another piece of unique news to start your mid-January.
Pipes, pets, plants and cars: How to prepare your vehicle for Arctic invasion
Read full article: Pipes, pets, plants and cars: How to prepare your vehicle for Arctic invasionFriday is still a workday for a lot of us despite Martin Luther King Day approaching next Monday. We'll need to not only make sure our vehicles are warmed up, but drivable! Here's a common issue when temps drop as fast as they are likely for the end of the week.
Irish dance champions bringing ‘A Taste of Ireland’ to Central Florida
Read full article: Irish dance champions bringing ‘A Taste of Ireland’ to Central FloridaIrish dance champions, including performers from 'Lord of the Dance' and 'Riverdance', are bringing 'A Taste of Ireland' to Central Florida as part of a world tour.
‘A national treasure:’ Florida Citrus industry sees early signs of comeback
Read full article: ‘A national treasure:’ Florida Citrus industry sees early signs of comebackFlorida’s iconic citrus industry may be showing early signs of a comeback after years of steady decline, according to new federal estimates and growers working to keep trees alive through ongoing challenges.
Rain on the way to Central Florida, but focus is on lingering COLD BLAST that will follow
Read full article: Rain on the way to Central Florida, but focus is on lingering COLD BLAST that will followCentral Florida will see a brief round of much needed showers, but it will quickly be followed by a sharp surge of cold air!
Health violations shut down over a dozen Central Florida eateries
Read full article: Health violations shut down over a dozen Central Florida eateriesOver a week into the new year, over a dozen more Central Florida restaurants have been forced to close up shop after a visit from a health inspector.
These Central Florida counties are opening cold weather shelters as temperatures hit the 30s
Read full article: These Central Florida counties are opening cold weather shelters as temperatures hit the 30sTemperatures are expected to start dropping Thursday through the weekend as a cold front sends lows across Central Florida into the 30s for Friday. Some counties in our area are already announcing when cold weather shelters will open for the weekend.
These Central Florida counties are opening cold weather shelters as temperatures hit the 30s
Read full article: These Central Florida counties are opening cold weather shelters as temperatures hit the 30sTemperatures on Friday dropped to their lowest in a while, and we expect more cold weather on the way starting Sunday and into next week. Shelters for people who need to stay somewhere warmer are available across Central Florida.
Need allergy relief? Here’s how this cold blast could alter pollen numbers in Central Florida
Read full article: Need allergy relief? Here’s how this cold blast could alter pollen numbers in Central FloridaA blast of rain followed by much colder air could bring a noticeable dip to pollen levels across Central Florida.
Trooper Steve on Patrol talks ‘left-lane camping’
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol talks ‘left-lane camping’While it may not feel dangerous in the moment, driving slowly in the left lane can actually contribute to congestion, aggressive driving, and even crashes as faster-moving vehicles are forced to pass on the right or weave through traffic.
Kids absent from school too much? Florida lawmakers file bills to stop that
Read full article: Kids absent from school too much? Florida lawmakers file bills to stop thatTruancy is a significant issue across Central Florida, where six counties—Flagler, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola and Volusia—have rates above the state average for students missing 21 or more days. To intervene early, legislators are considering HB 1181 and SB 1190, which would create a mandatory alert system. This system would require school districts to notify parents when students reach truancy levels.
Central Florida business replaces Apopka family’s roof after another company disappears with their insurance check
Read full article: Central Florida business replaces Apopka family’s roof after another company disappears with their insurance checkA local roofing company stepped in to help an Apopka family who lost tens of thousands of dollars after a roofing company cashed their insurance check but never replaced their roof.
Here are the biggest concerts, music festivals coming to Central Florida in 2026
Read full article: Here are the biggest concerts, music festivals coming to Central Florida in 2026Major acts are poised to keep Central Florida’s concert streak going in 2026, with a packed calendar taking shape as the region readies for another year of big‑name shows.
Central Florida joins nationwide protests over fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting
Read full article: Central Florida joins nationwide protests over fatal Minneapolis ICE shootingThe frustration surrounding the Minneapolis driver shot and killed by ICE officers this week has sparked thousands of protests nationwide, including here in Central Florida.
Orange Center families to vote on school’s charter conversion
Read full article: Orange Center families to vote on school’s charter conversionA big decision is coming for families at one Central Florida elementary school. Parents at Orange Center Elementary are being asked to vote on whether to keep the school as a traditional public school or convert it into a charter.
No election for Windermere as qualifying ends without opponents for new mayor, council member
Read full article: No election for Windermere as qualifying ends without opponents for new mayor, council memberWhen Windermere’s qualifying period closed Friday at noon, three candidates had qualified to run for the three open seats on the town council. With no challengers, Windermere will not hold an election on March 10.
Health violations shut down these Central Florida restaurants last week
Read full article: Health violations shut down these Central Florida restaurants last weekDuring the week of New Year’s, half a dozen restaurants across Central Florida were forced to close temporarily over health violations, according to the state’s DBPR.
Legends Academy closure leaves 200 students displaced
Read full article: Legends Academy closure leaves 200 students displacedMore than dozens of students are now being forced to find new classrooms, and teachers are packing up with no severance and few answers this week after their Central Florida charter school, Legends Academy, shut its doors for good.
‘A shame:’ Marina closing this year to make way for new cruise terminal at Port Canaveral
Read full article: ‘A shame:’ Marina closing this year to make way for new cruise terminal at Port CanaveralSince 2024, Port Canaveral has stated it will not renew the Cape Marina’s 50-year lease at the port when it expires this year because the world’s busiest cruise port wants to build a new cruise terminal in its marina district.
Is winter about to REALLY get started in Central Florida?
Read full article: Is winter about to REALLY get started in Central Florida?We're going to try to either tie some records or surpass them this week, as our high temperatures near the highest they've been when compared to our historical average. From there, however, as the next cold front slides through, the chilly onset may take its time departing this go around.
Here’s why the strengthening drought could become a major concern for Central Florida
Read full article: Here’s why the strengthening drought could become a major concern for Central FloridaWith the back and forth temperatures stealing the limelight across town, one detail that should be brought front and center sooner than later are the increasing drought conditions across the state of Florida. Central Florida alone has already seen exponential upticks in dry conditions through all our viewing counties. Here's why this could become a major issue just down the road
How a Groveland nursery is transforming water conservation in Central Florida
Read full article: How a Groveland nursery is transforming water conservation in Central FloridaCherry Lake Nursery is leading the way in water conservation. Using technology, the production manager said they’ve cut water usage by 40% while increasing production by 15%.
Spring-like weather in store for Central Florida. But change looms just ahead
Read full article: Spring-like weather in store for Central Florida. But change looms just aheadOur 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
Jamie Seh wins National Sports Media Association Florida Sportscaster award
Read full article: Jamie Seh wins National Sports Media Association Florida Sportscaster awardNews 6 Sport Director Jamie Seh has been named Florida’s Sportscaster of the Year as the National Sports Media Association rolls out its 2025 award winners.
January 2026 has arrived. Here’s what you can expect weather-wise for month ahead
Read full article: January 2026 has arrived. Here’s what you can expect weather-wise for month aheadThe 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.
Brevard County once again leads Florida in manatee deaths
Read full article: Brevard County once again leads Florida in manatee deathsFlorida’s manatee mortality count surpassed 600 deaths in 2025, with Brevard County recording the most deaths, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
These are the top places to retire in Florida. Half are near Orlando
Read full article: These are the top places to retire in Florida. Half are near OrlandoWith its warm weather and low taxes, it’s no surprise that Florida is a huge retirement hotspot for seniors across the nation. But some cities are better picks than others.
‘Worth all the sacrifices:’ Hope, uncertainty fill Orlando church after capture of Maduro
Read full article: ‘Worth all the sacrifices:’ Hope, uncertainty fill Orlando church after capture of MaduroEmotions ran high Sunday in Central Florida as the Venezuelan community reacted to a major turning point back home.
Tracking fog for your Central Florida and more wild weather swings ahead
Read full article: Tracking fog for your Central Florida and more wild weather swings aheadMonday 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!
Floridians split as some protest, others celebrate Maduro’s capture
Read full article: Floridians split as some protest, others celebrate Maduro’s captureDozens of demonstrators carried signs reading “Hands off Venezuela” and “No blood for oil,” as they chanted and marched up and down Colonial Drive near Bumby Avenue in Orlando Saturday afternoon.
LIVE RADAR: A rainy Saturday gives way to rising temps looking deeper into January
Read full article: LIVE RADAR: A rainy Saturday gives way to rising temps looking deeper into JanuaryYour 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.
How would you feel about a homeless shelter where you live? Central Florida leaders respond
Read full article: How would you feel about a homeless shelter where you live? Central Florida leaders respondAs part of our year-long look at homelessness in Central Florida last year, we asked you all a question: What would be needed for you to support a homeless housing project, like a shelter, in your community? Here's how some of the biggest advocates in our community responded to you.
Celebratory gunfire prompts safety warnings ahead of New Year’s Day in St. Cloud
Read full article: Celebratory gunfire prompts safety warnings ahead of New Year’s Day in St. CloudAs Central Florida prepares to ring in the new year, law enforcement and fireworks vendors are urging residents to celebrate safely and avoid dangerous — and illegal — traditions involving firearms.
Bundle up for your New Year’s Eve plans as strong punch of cold heading for Central Florida
Read full article: Bundle up for your New Year’s Eve plans as strong punch of cold heading for Central FloridaThe 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.
Prepare for what could be a frigid New Year’s in Central Florida after a pleasant Christmas
Read full article: Prepare for what could be a frigid New Year’s in Central Florida after a pleasant ChristmasThe 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.
Winter storm nipping at Orlando airport with post-Christmas delays, canceled flights
Read full article: Winter storm nipping at Orlando airport with post-Christmas delays, canceled flightsNearly 600 flights were delayed at Orlando International Airport as weather disruptions across the country rippled into Central Florida, complicating post-holiday travel and raising concerns for thousands of visitors arriving for the Pop-Tarts Bowl.
Central Florida braces for New Year’s cooldown after warm December
Read full article: Central Florida braces for New Year’s cooldown after warm DecemberCentral Florida is heading for a significant cooldown just in time for New Year's, according to the latest News 6 Pinpoint Weather forecast. Find out what to expect this weekend and beyond.
‘The naughty list:’ Wrong tag leads to arrest of wanted Central Florida man
Read full article: ‘The naughty list:’ Wrong tag leads to arrest of wanted Central Florida manA wanted Central Florida man was caught after deputies noticed that his car had a wrong tag, according to the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.
Visitors trade winter chill for Central Florida sunshine on Christmas
Read full article: Visitors trade winter chill for Central Florida sunshine on ChristmasVisitors from across North America traded traditional winter scenes for sand and surf this Christmas Eve, as Central Florida’s beaches drew holiday crowds seeking warmth and sunshine.
Where the chemtrails aren’t: Florida airport reports show no weather modification activity
Read full article: Where the chemtrails aren’t: Florida airport reports show no weather modification activityFlorida's airports are now required to submit monthly reports on weather-modification activities. Have there been any? News 6 requested the reports.
Cocoa Beach police to Surfing Santas attendees: Park where you should, for goodness sake
Read full article: Cocoa Beach police to Surfing Santas attendees: Park where you should, for goodness sakeCocoa Beach police are warning, if you’re coming to Surfing Santas on Wednesday morning, don’t park on residential streets or you could be ticketed or towed. Extra officers will be on patrol.
Central Florida to see warm, dry Christmas with dangerous beach conditions. Here’s what to know
Read full article: Central Florida to see warm, dry Christmas with dangerous beach conditions. Here’s what to knowIf you were hoping for sweater weather this Christmas, you might have to settle for short sleeves instead.