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>> Matt: NOW AT 6:00, A 1-YEAR-OLD IS DEAD. HIS MOTHER IS ACCUSED OF LEAVING
HIM IN A HOT CAR WHILE SHE
PARTIED.
WE WERE IN COURT AS SHE FACED A
JUDGE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
>> FIRST, THOUGH, WE’RE STAYING
ON TOP OF BREAKING NEWS TONIGHT.
>> Matt: GLAD YOU’RE WITH US.
I’M MATT AUSTIN.
>> Lisa: AND I’M LISA BELL.
A BRUSHFIRE IS CAUSING A BIG
MESS IN BREVARD COUNTY.
IT’S NOW 50% CONTAINED BUT 300
ACRES ARE STILL BURNING.
SKY 6 IS OVER THE SCENE IN PORT
ST. JOHN NEAR GOLF VIEW AND
FLORA VISTA.
THE SMOKE IS SHUTTING DOWN STATE
ROAD 407 IN BOTH DIRECTIONS
BETWEEN I-95 AND STATE ROAD 528.
F.H.P. SAYS IT ALL STARTED WITH
A CAR FIRE A FEW HOURS AGO.
THE BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF’S
OFFICE SAYS 48 STRUCTURES WERE
THREATENED BUT NONE ARE AT RISK
RIGHT NOW.
IT WAS BURNING NEAR HOUSES AND
AN ANIMAL RESCUE.
WE’RE CONTINUING TO KEEP AN EYE
ON THIS SITUATION AND WE’LL
BRING YOU UPDATES ON AIR AND
ONLINE AT CLICKORLANDO.COM.
>> Matt: BREAKING NEWS OUT OF
NORTH KOREA NOW.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IS
REPORTING THE COUNTRY HAS TEST
FIRED A NEW TACTICAL GUIDED
WEAPON.
KIM JONG-UN IS CALLING IT A
"EVENT OF VERY WEIGHTY
SIGNIFICANCE."
IT’S NORTH KOREA’S FIRST PUBLIC
WEAPONS TEST SINCE THE SECOND
U.S. NORTH KOREA SUMMIT ENDED IN
VIETNAM WITH NO AGREEMENT IN
FEBRUARY.
STAY WITH US AND CBS NEWS FOR
THE LATEST ON THIS DEVELOPING
STORY.
>> Lisa: AND A 1-YEAR-OLD DIED
AFTER HE WAS LEFT IN THE HOT CAR
FOR HOURS.
>> Matt: HIS MOM IS NOW FACING
CHARGES FOR HIS DEATH.
JAMES SPARVERO WAS IN COURT WHEN
EMILY HARTMAN APPEARED BEFORE A
JUDGE FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY.
HE’S LIVE WITH WHAT SHE’S
ACCUSED OF DOING WHILE HER SON
WAS OVERHEATING.
>> Reporter: WE’VE WAITED FOR
TWO WEEKS SINCE THIS TRAGIC
STORY BROKE.
WE’RE JUST LEARNING TODAY FOR
THE FIRST TIME HOW MELBOURNE
POLICE SAID THE MOTHER WAS OUT
ALL NIGHT AT A BAR AND SERIES OF
CONVENIENCE STORES, BUYING
CIGARETTES, DRINKING, PLAYING
DARTS, ALL NIGHT AND IN THE
MORNING WHEN THE CHILD WAS ALONE
IN THE CAR AND THE SUN CAME OUT.
>>> A MOTHER’S TEARS PRECEDING
HER FIRST APPEARANCE BEFORE A
JUDGE.
>> THE STATE VERSUS HARTMAN.
>> Reporter: 26-YEAR-OLD EMILY
HARTMAN WHO MELBOURNE POLICE
SAID NEGLECTED HER 1-YEAR-OLD
SAID NEGLECTED HER 1-YEAR-OLD SON TO THE POINT OF HIM DYING AT
A HEATSTROKE. IT STARTS WITH HER AT A
MELBOURNE BAR TWO WEEKS AGO.
WHILE SHE WAS DRINKING, HER SON
RICHARD WAS ALONE IN HER CAR.
A DANGEROUS PATTERN OF NEGLECT
CONTINUED THE NEXT DAY WHEN SHE
WENT TO A FRIEND’S HOUSE, SMOKED
MARIJUANA AND OBTAINED COCAINE
WHICH SHE WAS GOING TO SELL
LATER.
ALL THE WHILE, THE BOY WAS IN
THE HOT CAR FOR 4.5 HOURS.
WHEN SHE FINALLY GOT BACK TO THE
CAR SHE NOTICED HER SON WAS IN
DISTRESS AND SHE DROVE TO A
MELBOURNE FIRE STATION.
THE TODDLER WAS PRONOUNCED
DECEASED THAT WEEKEND.
>> YOU’LL BE HOUSED ON A NO BOND
STATUS.
>> Reporter: POLICE SAY WHEN SHE
WAS ASKED WHAT HAPPENED TO HER
SON, SHE CHANGED HER STORY
MULTIPLE TIMES AND AT FIRST SHE
CLAIMED TO HAVE NEVER LEFT
RICHARD IN THE CAR ALONE.
>>> EVENTUALLY AFTER MULTIPLE
INTERVIEWS, THE MELBOURNE POLICE
DEPARTMENT SAYS THE MOTHER
CONFESSED TO IT AND SHE SAID SHE
HAD AN EXPLANATION, THAT WHILE
SHE HAD THE CHILD IN THE CAR
ALONE BY HIMSELF, SHE KEPT THE
CAR RUNNING AND SHE THOUGHT THE
CAR WAS COLD ENOUGH IN THE
MORNING AND WENT INSIDE THE
HOUSE AND SHE WAS GONE FOR THE
NEXT 4.5 HOURS.
>> Matt: IT’S UNTHINKABLE.
THANK YOU, JAMES.
TO PREVENT FURTHER TRAGEDIES
THIS YEAR, IT’S IMPORTANT TO
KNOW HOW HOT IS TOO HOT BEFORE
IT’S TOO LATE.
THAT’S WHY A CENTRAL FLORIDA
EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN TOOK
THE TIME TO DEMONSTRATE THE
DANGERS OF HOT CARS.
SEE EXACTLY HOW HOT IT CAN GET
IN THE STORY ON
CLICKORLANDO.COM.
>>> THIS JUST IN NOW, A BILL
PROPOSING STRICTER TEXTING AND
DRIVING LAWS JUST MOVED PAST ITS
FINAL COMMITTEE.
THIS IS THE FURTHEST IT’S EVER
GONE.
IF IT BECOMES LAW, OFFICERS WILL
BE ALLOWED TO PULL DRIVERS OVER
IF THEY SEE THEM TEXTING.
IT’S A CAUSE I’M PASSIONATE
ABOUT.
DRIVING CHANGE ACROSS THE STATE
TO GET RESULTS AND MAKE OUR
ROADS SAFER.
2.5 YEARS AGO I WAS HIT BY A
DRIVER WHO ADMITTED TO TEXTING
AND DRIVING.
I HAVE NOT BEEN THE ONLY ONE.
TODAY, VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND
PEOPLE SHOWED THEIR SUPPORT FOR
SENATE BILL 76, PUSHING FOR
HANDS-FREE LEGISLATION.
>> DRIVING AND USING AN
ELECTRONIC DEVICE IS A RISKY,
DANGEROUS BEHAVIOR.
TEXTING IS JUST PART OF THE
PROBLEM.
THERE IS FACEBOOK, TWITTER,
INSTAGRAM POSTING READING,
SCROLLING, SHOPPING, SELFIES,
VIDEOS, GAMING, FACETIMING,
CALLING, ET CETERA.
A HANDS-FREE LAW CLOSES THE
DISTRACTION LOOPHOLES.
>> Matt: YES, IT WOULD.
THE BILL WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE
SENATE FLOOR.
A SIMILAR BILL HAS PASSED ALL OF
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
THE FLORIDA HOUSE IS EXPECTED TO
VOTE ON ITS BILL NEXT WEEK.
LAWMAKERS WILL HAVE TO COMBINE
BOTH AND THEY ARE A BIT
DIFFERENT RIGHT NOW, BEFORE
BRINGING IT TO THE GOVERNOR’S
DESK AND HIM SIGNING IT INTO
LAW.
WE HAVE A TIMELINE OF ALL THE
EFFORTS OF PUSHING DRIVING
CHANGE, AT
CLICKORLANDO.COM/DRIVING CHANGE.
>> Lisa: WE NOW KNOW WHEN AN
ACCUSED COP KILLER WILL GO TO
TRIAL.
A JUDGE SET TWO DATES IN BOTH OF
MARKEITH LOYD’S FIRST-DEGREE
MURDER TRIALS.
JURY SELECTION FOR THE MURDER OF
SADE DIXON WILL START ON
SEPTEMBER 27TH.
LOYD IS ACCUSED OF SHOOTING AND
KILLING HIS PREGNANT
EX-GIRLFRIEND IN DECEMBER OF
2016 AT AN ORLANDO HOME.
HE’S ALSO ACCUSED OF SHOOTING
AND KILLING ORLANDO POLICE
LIEUTENANT DEBRA CLAYTON IN
JANUARY OF 2017 OUTSIDE A
WAL-MART.
THE TRIAL FOR THAT IS NOW SET
FOR MAY 2020.
>> Matt: THE MAN AT THE CENTER
OF AN HOURS-LONG STANDOFF FACES
A JUDGE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
MEANWHILE, A SECOND SUSPECT IS
STILL OUT THERE ON THE RUN
SOMEWHERE.
WE BROUGHT YOU THE STORY AS
BREAKING NEWS AT 6:00 YESTERDAY.
A S.W.A.T. TEAM USING HEAVY
EQUIPMENT, TEAR GAS TO GET THE
MAN OUT OF THE HOUSE NEAR THE
LAKE MANN HOMES COMMUNITY
YESTERDAY.
ORANGE COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY
SUAREZ-TORRES AND ANOTHER MAN
STOLE A CAR AND BROUGHT IT TO
HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW’S HOUSE,
FORCING THEIR WAY INSIDE.
HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY FIVE
HOURS LATER.
HE FACED A JUDGE TODAY AND IS
HELD ON BOND.
DEPUTIES ARE STILL LOOKING FOR
THE SECOND SUSPECT.
>> Lisa: A CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN
WHOSE SMILING MUGSHOT MADE
NATIONAL HEADLINES TAKES A PLEA
DEAL.
THE STATE ATTORNEY SAYS THE
45-YEAR-OLD WOMAN ENTERED NO
CONTEST TO THE CHARGES OF D.U.I.
MANSLAUGHTER AND TWO MISDEMEANOR
COUNTS OF D.U.I. PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
WELK WAS FACING A HARSHER CHARGE
OF VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER, BUT
IT WAS TAKEN OFF THE TABLE IN
THE PLEA ARRANGEMENT.
SHE CAUSED A DEADLY CRASH IN
MARION COUNTY LAST MAY.
60-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DIED FOUR DAYS
AFTER THE CRASH.
SHE’LL BE SENTENCED IN MAY.
SHE COULD GET 17 YEARS IN
PRISON.
>> A DRIVER WITH A UNIQUE TO-DO
LIST IS IN HOT WATER.
THE FIRST AND ONLY THING ON IT
WAS TO SMOKE WEED.
MARION COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY
SOMEONE WAS PARKED AT THE
GREENWAY TRAILHEAD AFTER THE
PARK HAD CLOSED AND THEY SMELLED
MARIJUANA IN THE VEHICLE AND
FOUND SEVERAL BAGS OF DRUG
PARAPHERNALIA INSIDE.
DEPUTIES TOOK THE DRUGS AND
ISSUED A CIVIL CITATION.
>>> AND IN JUST FOUR MONTHS,
STUDENTS WILL FILL THE NEW UCF
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS.
IF YOU’VE PASSED BY THE AREA
LATELY, YOU’VE CERTAINLY SEEN
ONGOING CONSTRUCTION.
>> Matt: NEWS 6’S VANESSA ARAIZA
GOT A ONE-ON-ONE TOUR TODAY TO
SEE WHAT STILL NEEDS TO BE DONE
AND WHAT THE NEW CAMPUS WILL
OFFER.
>> Reporter: THIS PROJECT IS
MORE UNANIMOUSTHAN FOUR YEARS IN
MAKING.
AS YOU CAN SEE THE CONSTRUCTION
ON THE FUTURE DOWNTOWN CAMPUS,
THESE AT THE UNIVERSITY SAY
THEY’LL BE READY TO ACCEPT THE
CLOSE TO 8,000 STUDENTS COME
AUGUST.
HE GAVE US A TOUR OF UCF’S NEW
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS.
>> YOU KNOW, WE’RE STANDING IN
THE MIDDLE OF SOMETHING THAT
STARTED AS AN IDEA THAT WENT
FROM AN IDEA TO SOME PLANS.
>> Reporter: WORK BEGAN RIGHT
AFTER THE GROUNDBREAKING OF THE
$101 MILLION PROJECT.
THE CAMPUS IS A JOINT EDUCATION
HUB BETWEEN VALENCIA CGE AND
HUB BETWEEN VALENCIA CGE AND UCF.
UCF. THERE WILL BE SEVERAL COURSES OFFERED.
>> WE’RE A 5, 6-MINUTE WALK TO
THE COURTHOUSE.
STUDENTS HAVE A CHANCE TO INTERN
WHILE IN THEIR COURSES.
>> CULINARY CLASSES WILL BE A
FEW ELEVATOR RIDES DOWN, LOCATED
INSIDE THE SAME BUILDING AS THE
DORMS.
MORE THAN 640 BEDS WILL BE
AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS IN THE
NEW UNION WEST.
ALMOST HALF OF THE SPACE IS
ALREADY SPOKEN FOR RIGHT NOW.
>> IT’S REALLY INTERESTING.
MY BIGGEST CONCERN IS HOW
THEY’RE GOING TO HANDLE PARKING
AND STUFF LIKE THAT.
THAT’S ALWAYS BEEN THE ISSUE ON
THE MAIN CAMPUS.
>> Reporter: THE ANSWER FOR
THAT, 1800 NEW PARKING SPOTS ARE
BEING CREATED.
IN ADDITION, A PARTNERSHIP
BETWEEN SUNRAIL AND LYNX BUS
WILL ALLOW STUDENTS AND STAFF TO
RIDE FOR FREE.
>> IT ALLOWS STUDENTS WITH THEIR
STUDENT I.D. TO RIDE LYNX BUSES
FOR FREE.
THERE’S A LOT OF GREAT OPTIONS
FOR OUR STUDENTS AND OUR FACULTY
AND STAFF TO CONNECT WITH THIS
CAMPUS IF THEY WANT TO LEAVE
THEIR CAR AT HOME.
>> Reporter: THE FIRST DAY OF
SCHOOL AT UCF’S DOWNTOWN CAMPUS
IS AUGUST 26TH.
BUT STUDENTS AND STAFF WILL BE
GETTING HERE EARLY TO GET READY
FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.
FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. >> Lisa: AN ASTRONAUT IS GETTING
READY TO SET AN OUT OF THIS WORLD RECORD.
CHRISTINA COOK WILL SPEND 11
MONTHS AT THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND THAT IS THE
LONGEST ANY WOMAN HAS SPENT IN
SPACE.
COOK IS THE SAME WOMAN WHO WAS
SET TO BE PART OF THE ALL FEMALE
SPACEWALK LAST MONTH BEFORE A
WARDROBE ISSUE PREVENTED HER
PARTNER FROM BEING ABLE TO WALK
WITH HER.
SCOTT KELLY CURRENTLY HOLDS THE
LONGEST U.S. RECORD AT 340 DAYS.
>> Matt: IF YOUR FAMILY HAS BEEN
THINKING ABOUT VISITING CENTRAL
FLORIDA, NOW MIGHT BE THE TIME.
VISIT ORLANDO’S OFFERING A FREE
FAMILY VACATION TO ORLANDO.
IT INCLUDES FOUR ROUND TRIP
TICKETS, FIVE-DAY, FOUR-NIGHT
STAY IN A TWO BEDROOM VILLA AND
EIGHT THEME PARK TICKETS TO
DISNEY, UNIVERSAL AND SEAWORLD.
AND A FIVE-DAY CAR RENTAL.
THIS IS CRAZY.
FIND A LINK TO ENTER ON OUR
WEBSITE AT CLICKORLANDO.COM.
>>> CITY OFFICIALS GIVEN THE
GREEN LIGHT TO CHOP DOWN MORE
THAN A DOZEN TREES.
>> Lisa: COMING UP --
>> NO ONE LIKES TO KILL TREES.
>> Lisa: -- HOW LOCAL FAMILIES
FEEL ABOUT THE DECISION AND WHY
THE CITY SAYS IT’S ALL ABOUT
SAFETY.
>> Tom: NO RAIN ON RADAR RIGHT
NOW.
WE’VE GOT A SMOKE PLUME TO LOOK
AT.
WE’LL CHECK IT OUT AND TALK
ABOUT WHEN RAIN WILL COME
ROARING BACK AND JUST HOW WILD
FRIDAY LOOKS FROM HERE.
>> Matt: AND NEW DETAILS
SURROUNDING UNIVERSAL’S NEWEST
ATTRACTION.
WHAT WE LEARNED TODAY ABOUT THE
PARK’S BRAND-NEW RIDE.
>> YOU’RE WATCHING NEWS 6 AT
>> Lisa: BREAKING RIGHT NOW, WE CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS BRUSHFIRE THAT’S CAUSING A MESS
IN BREVARD COUNTY.
THESE ARE LIVE PICTURES FROM THE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
YOU CAN STILL SEE A LOT OF SMOKE
COMING FROM THIS.
BUT WE’RE HEARING IT IS NOW 75%
CONTAINED, BUT THAT THING WAS
BURNING OVER 300 ACRES.
SO IT WAS A BIG FIRE, BUT AGAIN
THE GOOD NEWS, IT’S NOW 75%
CONTAINED.
AS OF RIGHT NOW, NO STRUCTURES
ARE IN DANGER.
>>> NEW AT 6, DOZENS OF TREES
GETTING THE AXE.
SOME ARE SAD TO SEE THEM GO.
OTHERS SAY GOOD RIDDANCE.
>> Matt: CLAY LePARD EXPLAINS
WHY ORLANDO CITY LEADERS ARE
CUTTING DOWN TREES AROUND
COLLEGE PARK.
>> Reporter: THIS IS ONE OF THE
TREES THAT HAS TO GO BECAUSE
IT’S NOT SAFE WHERE IT’S GOING.
FOR ABOUT 15 YEARS, TIME HAS
ALLOWED THE PALM TREES ON
EDGEWATER DRIVE TO GROW.
>> IT’S IMPORTANT TO HAVE
LANDSCAPING ALONG THIS DRIVE.
I THINK IT MAKES IT MORE
INVITING.
>> Reporter: AND NOW THEY’VE
OUTGROWN THEIR WELCOME.
>> THEY’RE GROWING INTO THE
POWER LINES.
>> Reporter: THE CITY PLANS TO
CUT DOWN 23 TREES AND TRIM
ANOTHER 26.
>> A COUPLE MAIN RISKS.
ONE IS DAMAGE TO THE POWER LINES
DURING A STORM OR HURRICANE.
THE OTHER IS THERE’S A POTENTIAL
THAT THE TREES COULD BE
ENERGIZED BECAUSE THEY’RE IN THE
POWER LINE.
>> Reporter: THOSE AT FIREFLY
SALON SAID GOODBYE TO TREES IN
FRONT OF THEIR STORE NOT LONG
AGO.
>> AS MUCH AS I DIDN’T LIKE THE
TREES TO HAVE TO BE REMOVED, I’M
GLAD THEY’RE NOT THERE ANYMORE.
>> Reporter: GOODBYE TO
ALLERGIES AND GOODBYE TO TROUBLE
GETTING AROUND THEM.
>> YOU HAVE TO BE ON TOP OF IT.
IT IS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY.
I THINK ONE OF THE COOLEST
THINGS ABOUT ORLANDO IS WE HAVE
SO MANY TREES.
YOU STILL HAVE TO BE SAFE.
>> WE’VE DEVELOPED STANDARDS
OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS OF THE
WAYS WE PLANT TREES, WHERE WE
PLANT TREES.
>> Reporter: THE CITY SAYS
THEY’VE LEARNED FROM THIS AND
HOPE TO PUT TREES IN AREAS SOON
IN MORE WELL THOUGHT-OUT SPOTS.
>> WE’RE NOT PLANTING HEADACHES
FOR THE NEXT GUY IN 20 YEARS WHO
WILL BE DOING THIS JOB.
>> Matt: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
REVEALING NEW DETAILS ABOUT THE
UPCOMING ATTRACTION AT THE
WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER.
TODAY THEY RELEASED THIS VIDEO
CLIP SHOWING DEVIL’S SCENARIO
WILL BE A PART OF HAGRID’S
MAGICAL CREATURES MOTORBIKE
ADVENTURE.
FANS OF THE MOVIE WILL REMEMBER
IT’S AN EXTRAORDINARY PLANT WITH
CONSTRICTING MAGICAL ABILITIES.
WE HAVE BEEN BRINGING YOU ALL
THE NEW DETAILS FROM THE RIDE
ALL WEEK LONG.
YESTERDAY UNIVERSAL REVEALED
ELECTRIC BLUE CORNISH PICKSCYS
WILL ALSO SWARM THE ATTRACTION.
>> Lisa: CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TOM SORRELLS IS JOINING US NOW. WE HAVE VERY BIG CHANGES COMING
OUR WAY.
>> Tom: BIG ONES.
TODAY HAS BEEN FANTASTIC.
MOST OF TOMORROW WILL BE
FANTASTIC.
IT’S WHAT BEGINS TOMORROW
EVENING AND THEN REALLY ROCKS IN
HERE FRIDAY.
IT SHOULD HAVE YOUR ATTENTION.
VOLUSIA AND BREVARD COUNTIES,
LET’S START OUT WITH TOMORROW IN
ORANGE CITY.
FIRST THING IN THE MORNING, A
BEAUTIFUL 65.
BY NOON TOMORROW, 83.
THE DAYTIME HIGH IN ORANGE CITY
TOMORROW IS 89 DEGREES.
A 20% CHANCE OF JUST A LIGHT
SHOWER COMING THROUGH IN THE
AFTERNOON.
THAT’S TOMORROW.
WHAT ABOUT SAINT PATRICK SHORES,
BREVARD COUNTY KIND OF THE SAME
FORECAST.
THE DAYTIME HIGH TOMORROW LATE
IN THE AFTERNOON GETS TO ABOUT
85 IN BREVARD COUNTY WITH A 20
TO 30% CHANCE FOR RAIN.
THAT’S ABOUT IT.
BUT FRIDAY, THAT’S MY BIG WORRY.
LET ME SHOW YOU WHAT’S GOING ON.
TONIGHT THE ONLY THING I HAVE TO
PINPOINT IS THE SMOKE PLUME FROM
THE FIRE THEY WERE TALKING
ABOUT, HOW MUCH CONTAINMENT DID
YOU SAY IT JUST HAD?
>> Matt: 75%.
>> Tom: ABOUT 75%.
THE SMOKE PLUME BLEW UP AND
LOOKED NASTY FOR A WHILE.
IT’S STARTING TO LOOK BETTER AS
WELL.
YOU CAN SEE THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY
OUT WEST FROM WICHITA ALL THE
WAY DOWN INTO ALBUQUERQUE.
HERE’S THE LOW AND THE FRONTAL
ZONE COMING THIS WAY.
FLOOD WATCHES ARE ALREADY POSTED
FROM MEMPHIS TO THE GULF OF
MEXICO.
HERE AT HOME, WE’RE HAVING NONE
OF THAT YET.
DAYTONA BEACH LOOKS GRAND.
78 DEGREES RIGHT NOW IN VOLUSIA
COUNTY ON THE BEACH IN DAYTONA.
WINDS FROM THE EAST AT 8 MILES
PER HOUR WITH A REAL FEEL OF
ABOUT 80.
TEMPERATURES WHERE YOU LIVE, 82
RIGHT NOW IN THE VILLAGES.
79 IN LEESBURG.
80 FROM O.I.A. DOWN TO
KISSIMMEE.
ALL UP AND DOWN THE COAST, WE’RE
IN THE 70’S.
79 IN PALM COAST.
DAYTONA BEACH 78.
ALL THROUGH BREVARD COUNTY AT
LEAST 78 OR 79.
TEMPERATURES ARE NOT REALLY THE
BIG STORY, THOUGH, AS WE LOOK
AHEAD.
TONIGHT, A LITTLE BREEZY.
TOMORROW, KIND OF HOT ACTUALLY
WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS.
IT’S THE STRONG STORMS ON FRIDAY
THAT HAVE EVERYONE CONCERNED.
THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY IS OUT
THERE.
THE RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE GIVES
WAY.
SOUTHERLY FLOW TOMORROW.
WE’LL WARM UP JUST LIKE THAT.
BUT ON FRIDAY, THAT COLD FRONT
COMES THROUGH.
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIMES AFTER
NOON, IT’S GOING TO BE AN
AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING
EVENT.
HERE WE GO.
FRIDAY MORNING, 9 A.M., HERE’S
THE LEADING EDGE OF THE FRONTAL
BOUNDARY.
FIRST SHOT OF RAIN COMES THROUGH
EARLY.
THE HEAVIER SCATTERED SHOWERS
COME IN RIGHT BEHIND IT.
ANYTIME AFTER 5:00 ON FRIDAY,
THINGS ARE GOING TO BOTTOM OUT.
THE LOW TONIGHT IS 64.
LIFE IS GOOD.
HERE’S TOMORROW.
>> IF YOU LIKE IT HOT, IT’S PERFECT. BY NOON TOMORROW, 83.
THE DAYTIME HIGH IS 90.
CHECK OUT THE WEEK AHEAD.
HIGH TOMORROW GOES TO ABOUT 90.
OVERNIGHT LOWS, 72.
THEN FRIDAY FOR PASSOVER
BEGINNING AND GOOD FRIDAY, IT’S
GOING TO BE A STORMY AFTERNOON
AND EARLY EVENING.
THE HIGH IS 84.
SOME OF THE STORMS ON FRIDAY
COULD BE SEVERE.
YOU KNOW WHERE I WILL BE.
>> Lisa: THANK YOU, TOM.
>> Matt: RYAN IS IN FOR JAMIE
TOIGHT.
WE KNEW IT WASN’T GOING TO BE
EASY.
>> Ryan: TORONTO IS THE NO. 2
SEED IN THE EAST.
WE HAVE A POTENTIAL LONG SERIES
ON OUR HANDS.
NOW THE SCENE SHIFTS TO THE