Central Florida is heading into a stretch of near-record heat through midweek, followed by storms with a cold front late in the week, and a cooler pattern develops heading into spring break.
After a rainy conclusion to February, March has arrived. Today was a rather pleasant day as well. It looks like this weather set up will be the rhythm we follow for the foreseeable future as spring settles in across the region.
We had a brief layer of chill come across our area late Sunday and through the day yesterday. Short-lived doesn’t quite do it justice as our high temperatures continue to rapidly climb for the latter half of your week.
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
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!
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says the league will look into the possibility of giving relief to the Miami Heat over the status of Terry Rozier.
Here’s the good news: the city of Leesburg did not set a record by reaching 100 degrees for a third straight day. Here’s the bad news: the city still broke a daily record. So did Sanford. And Daytona Beach.
As Central Florida braces for extreme heat this week, counties are sharing venues where residents can beat the heat.
Central Florida residents can expect extreme heat this week, with “feels like” readings forecasted to reach between 106 and 112 degrees across the entire region, according to News 6 meteorologist Michelle Morgan.
Central Florida is under a heat advisory as temperatures soar into the upper 90s and 'feels like' values reach as high as 112 degrees. News 6 Pinpoint Weather has the latest forecast, including limited rain chances and quiet tropics.
News 6 meteorologists are expecting temperatures in the high 90s, with feels-like temperatures stretching into the triple digits. Organizations that help people experiencing homelessness are looking for cooling supplies. Here’s how you can help.
The county’s plan includes opening cooling centers with mister fans and bottled water and working with partners such as The Sharing Center and Rescue Outreach Mission to make sure they have the resources they need.
As Florida heats up this week with afternoon heat indices reaching 100 to 106 degrees, staying hydrated isn’t just about sipping water — it’s about keeping your whole system in balance.
Central Florida faces significant heat with a high of 95 degrees and heat index values topping 100. Saharan dust is impacting air quality, and rain chances increase as the week continues.
Scientists say 4 billion people, about half the world’s population, experienced at least one extra month of extreme heat because of human-caused climate change from May 2024 to May 2025.
Jimmy Butler has been through these first-game-back matchups against former teams before.
This fall will mark the 10th anniversary of the NBA changing its playoff rules and not guaranteeing a division champion a top-four seed regardless of their record.
The city of Jacksonville is set to break ground on a new hypersonic testing facility.
As temperatures continue to soar across the country, the threat of heat-related illnesses for those who work outside is becoming increasingly concerning.
A poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that around 7 in 10 Americans say extreme heat has had a major or minor impact on their electricity bills in the past year, and a majority have seen a similar impact on their outdoor activities.
A visitor got third-degree burns on his feet while walking barefoot on the sand dunes in California's Death Valley National Park.
You know those scorching hot days in mid-summer? Of course you do! We’ve been feeling the heat lately and have even seen heat advisories issued the last several days. These days are often referred to as the “dog days of summer.” But why “dog days?”
Twenty-one people were taken to hospitals and more than 350 patient interactions were reported by Marion County Fire Rescue during the first day of the Rock the Country music festival in Ocala.
In the heart of Orlando’s tourist district along International Drive, visitors to Central Florida told News 6 on Sunday that they were struggling to find ways to escape from yet another day of scorching heat.
Florida's agriculture commissioner placed the first sticker on a gas pump in the state Friday, which reads: "Never leave children or pets in a hot vehicle."
Utility and air maintenance companies are giving advice to consumers on how to save as a record-breaking heatwave sweeps through Central Florida.
Across the south, daytime highs have been staying way above normal breaking records left and right. The unrelenting heat indices continue to prompt daily excessive heat warnings.
The extreme heat in Central Florida has been hard to ignore for the past couple of weeks. While some people have the luxury of cooling off in an air-conditioned home, others have no escape.
After hitting 99 degrees at the Orlando International Airport for two consecutive days, more excessive heat is on the horizon.
With most of Central Florida under an excessive heat warning, a local doctor is sharing tips for kids to stay safe as they head back to school.
Hospital and urgent care facilities around Central Florida are reporting an uptick in patients looking for help with heat-related illnesses, as the heat index pushes "feels like: temperatures into the triple digits.
