The latest on a big court ruling coming up but first good morning, derrol . Good morning, im at Daytona International speedway the infield at turn 3 and turn 4 where many race fans are starting to stir. Youll see some folks making some preparations for the race ahead. Ill have a preview of how theyre doing out here coming up. Derrol, looking forward to that. But first we need to check on the weather. Good morning to fox 35s thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. We are tracking a little bit of fog in our typical spots north and west of i4. Right now visibility is down in ocala your visibilities is at 5 miles there and along the coast in Daytona Beach, visibility down just a smidge, 8 there and 7 in titusville so were keeping an eye on that. Give yourself some time if youre heading out in those spots. Looking at the temperatures right now a nice mild start looking at 50s on the map. 55 right now in leesburg. 49 in deland. 58 in sanford, orlando were waking up in orlando. Y
Goodness gracious that will definitely try your patience this week. Well, it is the first day of spring we got some rocky weather good morning miss kristin. Meteorologist yes, were starting or mourning off on the west side, yes, it is the first day of spring and we do have some showers but dont worry most will check out this afternoon and we are in for some cooler and drier weather ahead. Taking a live look right now at downtown orlando. It is wet out there. Youll see some wet roads. Give yourself some extra time. Not a bad idea to grab that umbrella if youre headed out to church. The showers on the radar are moving fairly quickly and they are checking out of here by about 1 00 this afternoon were going to time those out for you in just a second but you can see we did pick up a good amount of the rain overnight about a half inch in orlando, melbourne picked up threequarters of an inch of rain so taking a look at the radar. You see some of these showers right now over the orlando area m
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