We check weather and traffic for you every morning. Lets start with Brian Shields. We have a wave of cold weather coming. Reporter three cold fronts coming, and it will be okay. Breaking out the sweater. You can put it away by friday. In the 60s, nicer later, and winds gusting over 25 miles an hour. Again, three fronts on the way for the week ahead. Theres the numbers, 30s and 40s now. And we are at 39 in sanford, and waterford, kissimmee, and st. Cloud at 43, and melbourne at 42. A bit of a windchill, feeling like 34 in daytona beach, and some spots are feeling colder with a light breeze around. It will get windier this afternoon. Look at the planner. Ventura elementary. 54 at 10 00, and mid60s for noon. Can can see more clouds. Thats the sign the next front will arrive tonight. We will track the front, and i will show you on a new map and how much colder it gets ahead. Our time . 6 01. Lets get an update as the cars hit the drive. Coming into downtown orlando right here at colonial e
Sanford, lake mary, 40. 36 deland, 37 Daytona Beach, below freezing and ocala, 30. 42 clermont, Brevard County in the 40s. 40 degrees titusville, Merritt Island and sharpes. Clermont with the winds light and it feels like 39. Bundle up, no shorts. Satellite and radar picture and scattered clouds. Beautiful sunrise and sun on the way. Throughout the day, we will be chilly. Here is the hourly planner, lunchtime the chill is on, 53. Mid to upper 50s this afternoon. Temperatures were high, 50 st. Cloud, 57 mount dora, eustis, leesburg. Winds west northwest 1020. 608 i will track freeze watches colder. 6 01 am. On the drive with deneige. Construction has cleared out. I4, lee road one spot we had, 2 lanes moving, 2 lanes blocked. They should get the cones moved out of the way. Disabled vehicle blocking a lane john young pkwy. , columbia street in a crash on the turnpike southbound before us 441. Not getting an indication it is blocking lanes and if it does i will let you know. Billionaire do
A gorgeous view over downtown orlando. This angle. Meteorologist Marina Jurica is in the Severe Weather center. Tracking fog this morning. For some of you. Not as widespread as yesterday. Daytona beach behind me i promise it is Daytona Beach. Were going to be looking at minutes. Daytona. As the sun was rising 20 minutes ago, this shot was beautiful with red and orange off the fog. But our satellite radar is see partly cloudy skies again as we move into the day today. So where visibility was less improved. And clermont, seminole seven and the village, only a touch left over. Beach. This morning, 50s. Old very mild. Flirting with 80 this right now, Orlando Police that ended with four people in local hospitals. This happened at a convenient and parramore avenue, just before 9 00 last night. Julie is live at police headquarters. A third 13yearold girl said she saw the gunmen come in and opened fire. Reporter she also told us she heard the cashiers brother say, we have been robbed. At this
It was have year towards 2 00, 3 00 this morning. The heaviest area of rain is along 74. You guys are getting the most intense downpours. 275, it is a steady rain for sure. A heavy batch moving into boone county. There is the potential for we do changeover to snow before midnight tonight. Kyla lisa thank you. Continuing our Team Coverage now, wlwt news 5 s andrew setters. Mark he s in our live drive 5 for us this morning to take a look at the roads for you morning commute. Andrew, where are you . Andrew we are approaching stopping is difficult because of the amount of water on the roads. We were on columbia parkway earlier this morning. There are some patches of dirt concern. We ll check it out again and bring you more as we go throughout the morning. We send it back inside the throat conditions and kyla woods. Kyla thank you for that live look. Through downtown, columbia parkway, where we could see some mudslides with all this rain. Taking a look at your road conditions. 71 and pfeiff
Mornings high tide is expected to bring worse flooding. Concrete blocks new serve as a temporary barrier where a protective wall was washed away in last months storm. That should help somewhat but not waterproof. Wes re more vulnerable. Reporter some took their chances by driving through flooding. This guy didnt make it and his car got stuck in saltwater that spilled out of the bay. Just usually the high tides were worried about. Reporter b ch erosion is also a major concern. After last months noreaster washed away a protective do you know, crews used 1,000 truck loads of sand to build a temporary berm. But wind driven waves washed away about a third of that berm during this mornings high tide. More sand is set to be trucked in tomorrow. We have one tide left in us, fwhor tides well have a problem. A bad noreaster the whole end down there gets pretty beat up. Reporter back in west ldwood a permanent steel wall is expected to be installed along the bay this weekend to replace the one th