17 hours ago🌀TELL US: Hurricane preparation advice for those new to FloridaFor those new to the state, there’s a lot of anxiety and unknowns when it comes to how to prepare.
1 day agoHurricane evacuations: Don’t leave home without these itemsIt's hard to feel comfortable leaving your home in any emergency situation, but planning for it can make it a bit easier.
2 days agoHere’s when you can see the first Blood Moon eclipse in more than 3 yearsThis year, Central Florida will be treated to not only two total lunar eclipses, but long-lasting eclipses at that.
Spring kicks off jampacked year for sky watchersApril showers bring May flowers, but the spring months this year will also be treating us to a couple of celestial events.
Here are the top 5 events for backyard astronomers in 2022There are always noteworthy things to look up for on any given night, but these are the top events worth marking in your calendar as we venture through the new year.
Here’s when to see the upcoming Geminid meteor showerArguably the best meteor shower of the year peaks Monday night.
Here’s how to escape the grip of life-threatening rip currentsRip currents are shallow, localized currents that quickly flow away from the shoreline toward the ocean. They claim about 100 lives annually across the U.S.
Dangerous rip currents expected along Florida coast due to storm in AtlanticIf you’re planning to hit the beach in Volusia County the next couple of days, prepare yourself for some tough waves and strong wind gusts.
Great pool day for mom! Highs soar back to the mid 90s before slight cooldownThe heat continues for Mother’s Day as high temperatures surge back into the low-to-mid 90s.
Turning gusty with a few afternoon storms Saturday Scattered storms will be possible through Saturday morning before drying out for the bulk of Mother’s Day weekend.
Forecasting Change: How greenhouse gases are tied to increasing temperaturesThis week on Forecasting Change we look at the increasing temperature and its tie to greenhouse emissions.
2 days agoHere’s when you can see the first Blood Moon eclipse in more than 3 yearsThis year, Central Florida will be treated to not only two total lunar eclipses, but long-lasting eclipses at that.
Waterspout forms over Indian River in Brevard CountyA waterspout formed briefly in Cocoa as a short-lived storm cell passed through the area Wednesday.
Storms focus on I-75 corridor again SundaySunday will not be a washout, but the storms will behave similarly to how they did Saturday.
Higher storm chances return for the weekend in Central FloridaOther than a stray shower early Saturday, most of Central Florida will be dry until about noon or 1 p.m.
Forecasting Change: Rainfall becoming more intenseA warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture. More moisture means heavier rain.
Here is the storm name retired from the 2021 hurricane season2021 was the third most active hurricane season in terms of named storms on record.
Windy, mostly dry Saturday in store for Central FloridaThe strong surface ridge of high pressure remains in place for one more day, continuing the days-long pattern of breezy to windy conditions across east-central Florida.
Forecasting Change: 52nd annual Earth Day sees planet continuing to heat upThis Friday marks the 52-year anniversary of the first Earth Day celebration back in 1970, and while we've come a long way, we still have a long way to go to combat the planet heating up to the degree it has been.
Parts of Central Florida creeping back into ‘dry’ statusShortly after the abnormally and in some cases record-breaking wet start to April, the spigot shut off.
Late-day storms return to Central Florida for Easter SundayIt’s a humid start, but most of Central Florida will be dry through the early afternoon. Look for a few stray downpours to develop after about 2 p.m.
Staying hot and humid Easter weekend with increasing storm chances in Central FloridaRain chances aren’t zero Saturday, but they are on the lower side. Expect a few stray storms to develop through the afternoon, but most of Central Florida will remain dry.
‘Disasters don’t discriminate:’ Floridians urged to prepare for hurricane seasonEmergency preparedness officials are warning Floridians not to get complacent during the upcoming hurricane season, particularly in coastal areas that haven’t experienced strong storms recently.
Temperatures gradually warm after chilly start in most of Central FloridaMost of Central Florida is waking up to the coolest air in about a month.
Find your jacket! Turning chilly in Central Florida after a windy start to the weekendHighs Saturday only top out in the low-to-mid 70s. The gusty northwest wind will help it feel even cooler.
Drier weather to fuel wildfire threat in Central FloridaIt’s no secret it has been very wet lately, but it doesn’t take much to dry things out in the Sunshine State.
2022 hurricane season expected to be busy for FloridaFlorida could be a hurricane hotspot compared to the rest of the U.S. coastal states.
Is it already the wet season in Central Florida?Since March 1, Central Florida’s rainfall is running anywhere from 3 to 8 inches above normal.
PHOTOS: Crazy clouds form as strong storms move through Central FloridaSeveral pictures came in to News 6 from western Volusia county that had the appearance of funnel clouds or tornadoes.
Melbourne nearly doubles average April rainfall in 1 dayAlmost 4.5 inches of rain fell in Melbourne Friday. The previous record rainfall for Melbourne on April 1 was 1.83 inches, set back in 2009.
Is sweater weather over in Central Florida?As temperatures begin to gradually warm up, some might wonder if it is safe to officially put away the winter gear.
