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Will this week be the last time we hit the 50s?
Is this the beginning of the end? Tuesday morning we dipped to 58°. Wednesday morning's forecast low is 59°. Then, a late week warm up will bring us back to the 90s...which begs the question: "Will we have to wait until November until it dips into the 50s again?" Well, ...
Drying out after a week's worth of rain
April tends to be one of our drier months, but from April 29-May 4, we had some of the wettest weather we've seen in a long time. And yet, it wasn't only the rain that made bridging the gap from April to May an adventure. Here's a summary of this ...
Record Cold Ahead!
So here we are...it's almost April. Our friends and relatives in the mid-sections of the country recently got hammered with a late season snowstorm. Thunderstorms in Orlando a few days ago fired out 86 mile per hour winds and widespread damage. All this developed from one strong storm system. It ...
Severe Drought Developing
Have you noticed? Lawns are turning brown, fields along the roadways are drying out, wildfires have been popping up in many local woodlands. We're dry, we need rain and a severe drought is developing. On Channel 9 News, we've been showing you the short and long-term rainfall shortages for Central Florida. Here's ...
Winter's Back!
Spring is still a little over two weeks away. However, we've already felt our fair share of spring and even summer-like warmth! The month of February featured big temperature swings from well above average to well below. As March rolls in we are headed for another cold blast! This is ...
Temperature Swing
We have been on quite a roller coaster ride this February. Temperatures have been unseasonably cold and warm. We have had record high temperatures along with the coldest air of the year. February 13, the temperature in Orlando climbed to 89 degrees breaking the old record of 88 (1923). That ...
Daylight Hours Growing
In Orlando, we're gaining roughly 1.5 minutes of daylight with each passing day. Our northern friends are gaining daylight even faster, however.
Cold Changes
The strong cold front that triggered severe storms and a deadly tornado in Georgia has blown through central Florida. It moved in overnight with scattered showers that ended early this morning. We dried out quickly but now, we're feeling the cool down. Daytime highs will not make it out of ...
Frost Potential
We're closely monitoring the clouds as they move out of central Florida and leave behind the coldest temperatures of the week! Some areas in Marion and Sumter counties could even see patchy frost early Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
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