when you see tom terry later at 4:00 he will track them rolling in. 78 at 2:00, 77 by 4:00. and the temperatures will fall this evening into the 60s. looking today, 2:00, there's the timeframe. a mini front, a blip of green on the map. there is a slight chance for sprinkle and threw tonight starting to clear out nicely and again some chillier weather. at the beaches, we was he a moderate chop on the intercostal and inland waterways because it is going to be with you. and air temperatures in the 70s. the weak front with sprinkles the going over numbers, 78 today, the high in ocala, low 80s are possible. the front most of us.

tom terry is tracking showers this afternoon. >> it's like we skip the whole season. look at daytona. a bit busier today. the west when getting you to a record 89. we are still 87. talk about warm beach weather. look at the temperatures now, -- now, down a degree. 88 in palm coast, the warmest you have been. the heat index on the edge of 90 degrees. i have been tracking an isolated shower but we are quieting down rain wise. i am up dating tomorrow's even warmer temperatures in just a minute. candidates to win over voters because florida and four other states go to the polls. >> today's focus was on protesters and stirred up violence at weekend events. george estevez has been following the candidates as florida decides who to send who to white house. >> reporter: a significant part of the process is the delicate spend florida. rubio is hoping for a come back. they are some of the biggest battleground states. first florida, then ohio. >> this country is not about tearing one another down or having fistfights at a campaign rally.>> reporter: rubio is spending the day in

staying dry, good day, by 1:00, fair weather clouds and this afternoon when you see tom terry, mostly sunny skies all the way through the evening hours and we will look good tonight with the exception of more fog on the way for tonight. tomorrow morning, 6:00, the beaches, for those on break, in the 80s water temperatures. that will cool you down. loci. within a couple degrees city by city temperatures to show you where we end up. 90 kissimmee daytime high around 4:00 in the afternoon. that will be the hottest, 87 the villages, 80 deland, hammock, 86. spring valley, sprint oaks, in the 60s. patchy fog around and tomorrow, hot in spots, mid to upper 80s and a couple could hit 90 and wednesday. big changes ahead, take a look. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. thursday good-looking, range as 20 percent warm and 86. friday, into saturday the next percent chance of scattered showers and storms through saturday and hopefully wrapping up sunday we will monitor but it will be cooler. 79 saturday, 76 sunday and early next week we could have low 70s for highs. we are not do

we continue our team coverage with chief meteorologist tom terry in severe weather center 9. tom, we could use some rain. >> that's right. you haven't had any at all county. we hardly had just a orlando. right now the winds south and east. that continues we've had a couple of fires earlier today. i don't see the smoke here in the last half hour but we had a fire south of lake topokalagon. around orlando we're an inch below average for the month. big flooding back to the west. we will get some of this towards the end of the weekend. i'm updating future track as you make your weekend plans straight ahead. >> we'll check back in. >>> as the sunshine state take s center stage in the race for the white house central florida has become the hot spot for candidates. >> bernie sanders made a stop tough debate in miami. he spoke to around 4,000 people at osceola heritage park in osceola county. poll numbers show him trailing hillary clinton by double digits in florida. some say he lacks diversity while clinton is more in tune with women's issues and immigration. he said he didn't hurt

when you see tom terry later at 4:00 he will track them rolling in. 78 at 2:00, 77 by 4:00. and the temperatures will fall this evening into the 60s. looking today, 2:00, there's the timeframe. a mini front, a blip of green on the map. there is a slight chance for sprinkle and threw tonight starting to clear out nicely and again some chillier weather. at the beaches, we was he a moderate chop on the intercostal and inland waterways because it is going to be with you. and air temperatures in the 70s. the weak front with sprinkles the going over numbers, 78 today, the high in ocala, low 80s are possible. the front most of us. we are on the warm side. low 80s across osceola county and intercession city, kissimmee, green meadows the temperature around 80 as we go throughout the afternoon. tonight, it turns chillier. look at your screen. 40s northern tier, ocala 45 by tomorrow morning. the villages, back through bushnell, western and sumter county, in the 40s tomorrow morning and close to 40s in lake county mount dora into montford, howey-in-the-hills, all in the low 50s mid 50s

terry at 4:00. he will be tracking a few showers but overall, 20 percent chance of a rumble of thunder so happy umbrella, low 80s shower or storm, we will drop off into the 70s of this is 1:00 as we take you through the day favoring the northern tier couple showers and storms are a possibility. skimming by pried the volusia county, flagler, one or two along i-95 corridor this evening. still in isolated chance of a shower for tonight. saturday, not a washout but especially late in the day, saturday night into early sunday, we will see a few showers and storms before it sweeps away and then we get some cooler weather moving in. beaches, water temperatures 67, 73, seas 1 to 2 feet. watch out for the shower that will be possible. 80s for us today, st. cloud, 80 degrees, a judge cooler and are northern tier with a few more clouds and again, that chance of a shower developing but 87 orlando, either way we was in more clouds for today. tonight isolated shower mostly cloudy, temperatures down in the mid-60s

and by the time we see tom terry, four or 5 o'clock. a leftover shower through the evening and mainly dry and clearing out for tonight. the beaches, water temperatures, rip current risk moderates, choppy on the intracoastal that is because it will be on the windy i today. shower, storm, windy, 87. 80 for st. cloud, 87 kissimmee, 85 the villages, 30% rain chance , have the umbrella in the backseat in case you run into that. otherwise a decent day, winds gusting over 25 miles per hour. temperatures in the 60s, and if the winds can settle enough, we will have more fog by tomorrow morning, i look at tomorrow night -- tomorrow. 90 kissimmee, 88 orlando in sanford, 86 palm coast, it will be on the hot side for our tuesday. your 5 day forecast, with your 87, mostly sunny on wednesday, mid- 80s on thursday, we will watch our next storm system by the weekend prayed a 30% chance on friday, up to 50% chance of showers and storms on saturday. that will drop the temperatures slightly into the 70s i sunday. 6:51, let's get a look at traffic tracker >

terry. >>> covering orngs ucf's plans like a done deal, but not everyone is celebrating. michael spoke with residents who live just west of i-4, and michael, some of them are worried several major projects will slowly force them from their community. >>reporter: the new campus is not expected to displace any residents. today, we walked in the neighborhood to find out where residents stand on their future neighborhood, the university of central florida. we first met allen lee. >> it's not for this type of environment neighborhood. >>reporter: the governor said yesterday, he won't veto the state funding the university needs to get the project going. on top of that, a new soccer stadium is taking shape a few blocks away in paramour and so is a new school. and eventually the orlando magic entertainment complex. >> it's going to push a lot of people away from this neighborhood. >>reporter: supporters say the add jobs, and improve the look of the neighborhood. but activists -- residents will benefit from the changes. >> do the accountability. mow people do get jobs. >>reporter:

here's meteorologist tom terry. >> the car thermometers will be warmer. mine read 87 today. it's hot. either way you slice it it's hot. we have 83 now down from 86, the official high today. the hottest day of the year so far. i think we'll probably have a 96, maybe a 97 in us later in the early summer right now 80 in sanford, 82 in clermont, 70s along the coast. look at the gusty winds. 32 at new smyrna. finally starting to see the smoke from the fires die down. i think these are small fires. we've been tracking this one here across southeastern sections of osceola county and one just south of kissimmee, south down around bella lago getting some smoke over there. right now it's just some smoke at the current time. the dry pattern continues. orlando had one shower this month. we're an inch below average already. we should get about 3 inches for the month of march. i don't have any at all until sunday. hopefully getting a break there. we've had widespread flooding in the deep south, another wave coming by all being held back because of this ridge of high pressure. that's going

ray chance overall 20 percent so when you see tom terry later, we will see a hit or street and well into the 80s through the afternoon. future track, timeframe 9 am, still low clouds and fog and looking great around midday as we take it to the afternoon you see a little bit of action popping up and there is a 20 percent chance of a shower or storm developing. not too high. isolated shower tonight and tomorrow as we head into friday, not a washout but you see more clouds around and about 40 percent chance of storms for tomorrow. water temperature 60s and 70s seas 1 to 2 feet, good shape again aside from the late chance of a shower or storm. titusville, 85 leesburg, clouds are building with a 20 percent range chance and tonight an isolated shower and mostly cloudy and temperatures around 65. tomorrow, still -- still extra clouds of spotty showers and storms not a washout for friday rain chance at 40 percent for tomorrow. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. hitting saturday rain chances slightly higher, 50 percent storms and highs around 82 and on sunday, the system sweep

let's get over to our certified chief meteorologist tom terry. >> it's warm right now, very hot along the coast, too, we he 89 degrees again in daytona beach. just one degree shy of a record. 87 still in downtown orlando. believe it or not, we're not even in spring yet. that doesn't start until sunday early on in the morning with the average temperature, 10 degrees above average right now, but hold on. really going to change the weather pattern. a big storm system brewing, martha, more coming up, including a much better chance for rain, just as a lot of central florida starts spring break. much more coming up. >> we'll see you then. >>> the battle is now on between republican senators and president barack obama the president announcing his pick for the supreme court today, despite republican's promise not to allow a hearing. the president introduced federal appellate judge as his nominee to fill the seat of justice antonin scalia. the older supreme justices ever confirmed, considered a moderate but republicans say they doesn't change their mind about refusing to confirm him. president

terry. >>> when you send your schools to school each morning, you expect them to be safe. >> in the last two weeks, four weapons were found in three lake county schools. south lake high elementary. channel 9's myrt price. >>reporter: very, very dangerous. lake county parent brittany devine is concerned, after hearing deputies had discovered four weapons at lake county schools over the past now weeks. timothy jones was arrested for way elementary last week. >> this is a bb gun that looks like a real gun and it's dangerous, you know, still considered a weapon on campus. >>reporter: march 4th, arrested this butterfly knife. a week before, 15-year-old trevor greeten was also arrested at south lake high school after deputies kouth aim with a throwing knife. days before, deputies seized this gun and arrested students chance bass, and tyler trap, at the high school. in each case, deputies say students tipped them off about the weapons om campus i want to -- on campus. >> i want to reiterate that we have those types of students that step forward. people are told don't be a snitch. >>reporte

terry, we will be pushing 90 degrees. future track, going through the timeframe, a beautiful day by midday, fair weather clouds around and mostly sunny skies this afternoon and this evening looking nice tour tonight and staying dry. late tonight to see patchy fog develop, it's developing by 6 am tomorrow. when i join you tomorrow we beaches, water temperatures 60s and now 70s seas 2 to 3 feet low risk of rip currents. mostly sunny, most -- some folks in spring break. 80s and 90s on the way. temperatures in your screen, 87 mount dora, eustis, umatilla, 88 in melbourne, harmony, holopaw, st. cloud, kissimmee, pushing 90. patchy fog and temperatures in the 60s for tonight. another mild night a nice night pollen levels staying high so you may not want to open your windows and tomorrow the heat is with us mid to upper 80s coastal and inland. a couple could have 90. sunshine, 90 not out of the question for a few of us for tomorrow. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. after we hit thursday, we will see a chanc

terry. >>> all new tonight, he is tasked with teaching those how to be nurses how to care for patients. >> instead, a professor for nursing at daytona beach college is accused of stealing pills meant to make people feel better. channel 9's jeff levkulich is life in daytona beach tonight. and jeff he was caught after patients complained they never got their medicines. >> reporter: greg, daytona beach police say he would bring all the time to show them how to administer drugs. because he was a trusted professor as well as a registered nurse, they never suspected he would take the patients' medication to support his addiction. matt turpin, a teacher at daytona beach college, is facing drug charges by daytona beach police. he was arrested last year after halifax hospital officials reported him. according to this emergency restriction of license order handed down just three days ago by the department of health which was obtained by eyewitness news, turpin is accused of stealing pain and anxiety medication along with hypodermic needles. in november of last year, according to police report, t

certified chief meteorologist tom terry has been following the weather system causing this devastation. that water is still rising. >> yeah, very slowly, day by day. now, louisiana, the national guard has had to evacuate more than 3,000 people because of this flooding. and submerged roads, cars and hopes in mississippi, texas, alabama are forcing residents to pick up what they can and flee. >> from extreme flooding, to dangerous tornadoes, the south is getting rocked by severe weather. across texas, streets and highways have turned into rivers. hundreds of homes under water. for miles. the flood waters here are expected to break records as they continue to rise. overnight, families packed up what they could. those who refused to leave are now pleading to be rescued. going to go back in, keep doing this, get them out. >>reporter: many are turns to sheltders for -- shelters for help. >> several weeks. >> in louisiana, four people have been killed, nearly 5,000 homes damaged. >> if you get in it and you're gone, it's over. >>reporter: the national guard has stepped in to help. as the wate

with martha sugalski and certified chief meteorologist, tom terry someone shouted teenager and left his body there where he died. >> arrested no motive, they remembered 15-year-old, antoine davis and kimberly was there for the emotional moments, they say it is time for his killer to confess.>>reporter:'s family tells me that police do have some leads and today was a good day for investigators. >> they could not go into detail and this is tonight's visual here at star lake and it certainly was not about the case, it was about remembering 15-year-old antoine davis. >> >>reporter: family members of 15-year-old, antoine davis, said goodbye tonight on the same dock at spark lake where picture of their son, brother, and nephew. >> he let the room, he was the light.>>reporter: hundreds of light shine for him after his life was cut short by gunfire late saturday night. they found the teenager on a sidewalk less than 1 mile from the lake and an officer stood guard over the vigil while orange county deputies continued to search for a suspect. >> they have good leads. >> investigators could close

terry. >>> all new tonight, owners in seminole county are on alert after a series of deadly dog attacks there. >> and now they're worried that a child will be the next victim. and kimberly, they're hoping to trap the dog before it kills again. >> reporter: and it's already killed five sheep and goats and wounded ten other animals along this stretch of osceola root in rural seminole county. animals, i want to barn you some of it is photographic. -- warn you some of it is graphic. they're keeping their livestock and kids closer until this dog is caught. >> i'm so happy that he's alive. >> reporter: the wounds are still fresh not just for the two sheep and three goats battling bite marks and maimed legs at the compton farm. >> and he just ripped to the bone. >> reporter: but for their young owner, teenager conner compton. >> these are my babies. [ crying ] i wouldn't want anything to happen to him. >> reporter: compton and his family found the five animals injured and four others dead after their dogs started barking sunday morning. conner's dad got a glimpse of the attacker as it jumped o

terry today tracking a few scattered clouds and routing out some daytime high temperatures but tomorrow morning, thursday morning, low clouds again. we will see patchy fog tonight and by tomorrow afternoon, a few showers and storms popping thursday. beaches, what a week, seas 1 to 2 feet, water temperatures 60s rip currents. numbers around 89 as it stays hot, fair weather clouds are with us, 85 the villages, 83 today in leesburg, 84 toward palm coast in flagler county. a lot like last night, 60s on the way and mild and comfortable and watching out for foggy starts to thursday. saint patrick's day, and 20 percent chance of the afternoon shower or storm. still in the 80s. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. friday and saturday, we will see a front drop in so we are looking at a 40-50 percent chance of scattered showers and storms and with that said, it is going to drop temperatures too low 80s on friday, by saturday, back into the 70s and mid-70s sunday, sunday early shower and the system moves away and that will bring in more sunshine, cooler weather early next week. >

terry has rip current warnings for you. >> this is what it looks like in daytona. it's pristine on the sand but in the surf we have rip current channels and much higher risk for rip current over the next couple of days. the rip current risk will be up and down the coast and probably through at least the end of the week. before we're going into a more favorable lunar cycle. little bit rough out there but the temperatures are fantastic. right now, we're 74 degrees in daytona. we're down from near 80 across the interior but it is really going to warm up this week. i'll show you why we're going to feel more like late spring than late winter coming up. >>> prosecutors fighting to block bond for a man accused of killing another man who investigators say made sexual advances toward him. prosecutors want the man to stay behind bars until his trial. police say masarro was offended when the victim approached him. >>> the mystery gun man behind orlando's latest murder is on the streets this afternoon. we first told you about this shooting as it was breaking last night on eyew

., we will see tom terry tracking a spotty shower, for tonight clearing out. the winds wind can so we can see some patchy fog for tonight. water temperature 60s and finally some 70s warming up it will be choppy because again the winds will be with us. 87 wendy and warm we will get an isolated storm chance today. 82 daytona beach, 83 leesburg and clermont. and for tonight we will be in the 60s, as i mentioned if the winds settled we will see patchy fog developing especially north and west of i- 4. the waterways are usual suspects . we will be tracking some of t hat. take a look at this for tomorrow. kissimmee and st. cloud, southern zones right near 90 degrees. tomorrow is going to be our hottest day of the year, so far, in orlando and sanford close to 90. upper '80s around and even along the coast we are going to be in the mid to upper '80s. heat us up both tuesday into wednesday. here's your five-day -- your 5 day forecast, with your weekend always in view. on wednesday a lot of son, mix of sun and clouds, and then we will keep an eye on our next storm system

chief certified meteorologist tom terry -- certified meteorologist brian shields tracking the latest from severe weather center 9. >> hottest day of the year. pretty easily we will top out around 90 in spots especially inland and this is above average. average high is 78. not close to that. we was he a couple of temperatures near 90. 70s and 80s around, 80 degrees daytona beach and separate, casselberry, winter springs, oviedo in the low 80s. mid-80s in melbourne, 83, 82 degrees in kissimmee. mostly sunny skies and we will see a lot of sun throughout the day and staying on the dry side. apopka today, in the low to mid 80s by 2:00 and then make to upper 80s are possible by the time we hit 4:00. at 4:00 we top out at 86 or 87 apopka. mid-80s around at 6:00. not until 8:00 will we start to see some of the 70s the coming up we will go city by city with how hot it will get where you are plus take a look at where we couldn't get close to a record high in a few hours. -- where we could get close to record highs. >>> track temperatures on wftv.com /weather. >>> a wild case a co-a police abou

terry later and mainly dry tomorrow. pop-up showers possible on saturday but billy by sunday that is -- but really sunday is what we face of showers and storms developing. 50 percent chance on saturday. beaches seas running 3 to 4 feet strong risk of rip currents for today and that weekend. partly cloudy, warm day, temperatures around 86, 10 above average inland where we will have more mid-80s and near 80 degrees along the coast. tonight, patchy fog developing, 50s and 60s on the way and heading into saturday, a gorgeous day. stray shower or storm popping up and a mix of sun and clouds. not as warm but still around 84 st cloud emissivity 8 degrees 84 leesburg, 85 ocala. saturday is looking good, sunday sees a chance for scattered showers and storms. into the weekend, plenty of events, tico warbird airshow going on. check out icflorida.com for information on that. download our all new icflorida app. i put a forecast for the events going on across central florida. you can see what the shaking throughout the rest of the wee

terry later, we will fine-tune the timing starting at 4:00 by the morning, 4:00 emma the front within and when i see you on tv, could be some showers for the drive tune in tomorrow and clearing out after that. at the beaches, water temperatures 60s and air temperatures in the 70s and low risk of rip currents for today. not a lot of sunshine overall. partly cloudy skies. warm afternoon, 82. we have 70s and 80s to the committee was a cloud of 80 ocala in the villages, mount dora, eustis temperatures in the upper 70s. tonight, again, the front we were watching comes in late and early tomorrow morning. 50s, 60s tonight and a chance for rain, 20-30 percent chance early during the drive. i will track that for you 5-7 on channel 9. the rest of the forecast where the weekend is always in view. after the front zips and in the by the afternoon with 70s tomorrow and it will sweep everything away and we will be great this weekend. saturday, mostly sunny skies, 77 degrees. orlando city, first match, live coverage on tv 27 starting at 1:30 sunday. a beautiful day for that. 78 in the afternoon sunda

tom terry has been following the storm system. the flooded areas are bracing for even more wet weather. >> what -- wind to the west coast guard performing rescues sharing images from earlier during the past week using bolts, helicopters they have saved more than 3500 families louisiana has been getting hit particularly hard the memory reins turning roadways into rivers and forced into swamps. this is a flooded neighborhood in shreveport and closer to the gulf, residents say the storms caught them off guard. >> cars are running into each other, flooding just draining into each other. it is crazy. we just got a house full of furniture and it's gone. >> part of the state has seen as much as 2 feet of rain fall in the past two days. in mississippi, a driver found herself trapped in high waters last night. you can see her turning the car around before getting even deeper into the flooded roadway between those players as the than any hurricane. >> last time we had waters the side was in 2008 when gustav hit us. this is an epidemic amoun

terry today here at 4:00. he will track that. saturday, good-looking day mainly dry saturday and sunday we finally get a front approaching with a 50 percent chance of showers and even a couple thunderstorms by the afternoon on sunday. beaches, water temperatures are gradually warming mid to upper 60s and the issue seas 4 to 5 feet and still a strong risk of rip currents and the threat may remain right into the upcoming weekend. a warm afternoon today partly cloudy, highs around 85 city by city temperatures, 79 melbourne, 86 degrees in st. cloud, 84 today, seminole county, sanford. tonight, patchy fog, 50s and 60s and a lot like this morning. it will be a nice night if you do not suffer from allergies, pollen levels are soaring. open tonight. tomorrow near 80 along the coast and a lot of mid-is not a couple of 80s inland and it on the dry side and another warm, kind of comfortable day. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. on saturday, 80s around again and again, mainly dry. sunday is what we c

tom terry will have new data coming up at 4:00 tune in i will have an update on hotspots as well a brevard county around palm bay. daytona beach, 79, weak -- winds e southeast at 10. temperatures, lots of it is about already. 83 in sanford, along the coast, near it. coast inland warm, a bit warmer across the interior zones. winds watching up to 31 now and the palm bay, melbourne area. 26 orlando, 24 in the villages. if we had any fires, they will spread quickly, the potential of that happening at least it's scattered clouds around and staying dry high-pressure anchored offshore. that is going to give all of the storm systems away at least for the short term. afternoon, well into the 70s and a mix of sun and clouds, nice into the evening low 70s by 6:00. future track, 3:00 today scattered clouds and watching out for the fire threat to try to pick up on a bit of us agreed shower but we will be staying on the dry side today through the evening. and as we get to tonight, we will see nice conditions for the most part. once the winds that we may get patchy fog by the time we hit tomorrow morning

. >>> it is still winter but central florida has checking in with chief certified meteorologist tom terry in severe weather center 9. >> too soon. yesterday we hit 90 yesterday we hit 91st 90 of the season and very close in seminole county. deltona in sanford, 89 degrees and up to 87 downtown. more clouds today from the fog this morning slowing the inside but warm today including another 88 daytona and close to records. we will go over that and spring starts early sunday morning and more hot days ahead. a big change in the weather pattern which means we are slipping back into almost late winter as we start spring. i will explain. >>> after winning florida's public and private and 99 delegates, donald trump as a formal endorsement from governor. rick scott. on his facebook page today scott asked all republicans to accept the vote and back the family opposed to trump and his message even though last night trumps success convinced another moment, florida's own marco rubio to give up his campaign. rubio suspended his campaign shortly after florida was called for trump. you saw him speak live

chief certified meteorologist tom terry is watching -- tracking rising temperatures records. >> very close and daytona. may tie it today, 90 point -- and we're close to breaking records. may tie it today, 90.7 is the hottest today at the station and downtown. 87 and orlando, 89 the high today and sun out in full force. holopaw, 93. 90 in celebration, tracking fires, multiple fires across central florida and one here i counted over number six back up to 8 they are burning throughout florida. we need rain updating when it arrives. >>> we saw number eight fires burning on the radar including this wildfire skywitness 9 flew over along state road 528 near industry rd. in brevard county the firefighters say a burn was pretty close to nearby businesses and firefighters say they were able to contain the fire so no businesses were damaged. >>> state troopers believe alcohol helped to cause another daily wrong way crash on i 4 orange county. >> they are becoming frequented troopers tout field sutton a taxi driver was killed along with the wrong way driver near sam lake road. troopers also tell

right to the evening hours even when you see my good friend tom terry. 10:00 this morning, winds picking up and by the afternoon, you work outdoors, winds 15, 16, 70 miles an hour and we will have gusts over 20. we will have a mild -- 17 miles an hour. beaches in the 70s. cooler along the coast, seas 4 to 5 feet. strong risk of rip currents will stay with us. 83, warmer partly cloudy, let's go over temperatures the 78 today, daytona beach, daytona beach shores, 77 cocoa beach and cocoa, 82 st. cloud 84 claremont. warmer inland. tonight, 50s and 60s and patchy fog will be developing for tonight. we will see that especially marion, sumter lake and around the waterways. tomorrow, partly cloudy, warmer along the coast, 70s and low 80s. inland, well into the 80s. catherine, temperatures around 87. titusville through melbourne, barefoot bay, near 80. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. on your screen, take a peek, well into the 80s tomorrow and friday and into the weekend, looking good. temperatures in the low to mid 80s, front tries to get closer but only 30 percent chance

right now, chief meteorologist tom terry is watching the wind conditions in severe weather center 9. >> it's been breezy especially at the coast. the political weighted -- latest wind gusts reporting at 4:00. 31 miles an hour. not far from your location melbourne international, wind gusts over 25 to 30 especially along the coast and we mention popping up. the brush fire here well south of lake, near the south of kissimmee and another one down here north of the turnpike as far as we can tell we see the smoke was showing up with a southeast breeze. a sign that it is very dry and now the winds believed was concerned about, the windy she said at the top, still very consistent outcome southeast during the evening hours but they would start a backup of -- off a little bit as we approach 1:00 but we was a rather gusty conditions downtown orlando. what we need is rain. i have a wet storm system i am tracking and how much of that we can get here coming up. vanessa? >>> following breaking news right now out of central florida. there are two cases of zika and osceola county. 4 other cases repor

when you see tom terry today at 4:00, on channel 9, we will be tracking a pop-up shower you see the 20 percent chance even a rumble of thunder through the evening. hit or miss showers or storm for today and again isolated showers for tonight. into the weekend, we are tracking the storm system moving in. saturday night and all they washout but especially late in the day saturday afternoon and evening you see green moving in for saturday night wrapping up early sunday and then clearing out and cooling down back behind the system. beaches, another decent beach day, cloud cover and to navigate about your sunscreen seas 1 to 2 feet. going over the temperatures, there is the 80s pick your spots, palm coast 84, kissimmee 89, winter garden, orlando, clouds increase have your umbrella for the chance of a storm today. isolated shower tonight mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60s and then tomorrow, sun club mix on friday, range as about 40 percent for tomorrow as the front comes closer. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. ontrack 50 percent chance of scattered showers

terry later he will be tracking that warm weather. 70s at our beaches if you are on break and at our beaches for for-5 feet, and more rip current threats it will stay with us the next few days. use some cautions. partly cloudy, near 80, you see the 80s western and southern 70s. degrees, then tonight news will see some 50s around. a mix of 50s and 60s t onight. tomorrow, partly cloudy but this is for wednesday. look inland, ocala and claremont we will touch about on the warmer side the next few days right through the end of the week. your five day forecast with thursday and friday even warmer, 86 and then a front will approach this weekend i will keep it a 30% chance of a shower or storm saturday or sunday. temperatures running still in the 80s this weekend overnight lows will be down in the 60s. we are at 6:51 let's get an update on that active drive right now with deneige >>> we are still over the scene of this crash on the turnpike southbound at orange blossom trail and you have both your on and off ramps at orange blossom trail shut down right now on the turnpike for this crash. h

chief certified meteorologist tom terry is tracking it all from severe weather center 9 and what a difference a couple hours makes. >> let me show you this we had a nice shelf cloud, scary looking cloud due to gusty but right now the rain is about to move back in over daytona beach. let me show you early warning doppler 9 hd megawatt live radar heavy downpours oversensitive and delighted heavy showers also bite along the coast near daytona beach getting pretty good rain moving back toward the coast and good downpours along lake helen, enterprise, near 44 if you travel up i 4 we have not seen rain in the evening commute in a while. the heaviest thunderstorms still rolling through palm coast over 2 inches of rain expected as the storms continue to move in over the same real estate and as you get the picture, it is mainly to the north. vanessa, we will get a chance for rain farther south over the next three days coming up. >>> south florida pep rally in a high school ended with this, a ball of fire one a performance meant to get -- get kids excited says some to the hospital. take a look at the c

terry ellis, that put kansas up 37-36. nova back on tom, 37-45. it's part of a 10-0 villanova run. nova wins 64-59. our jeff skeverski on the the floor with the cats as they celebrate. >> reporter: 22 birthday best present in the world i'm sure. >>> it was great, it was something i wasn't expecting, i don't want to take the focus away from the team it was an awesome unbelieve birthday. >>> amazing no words. it's amazing man. [inaudible]. it means a lot, man. [inaudible].i love those guys. >>> villanova will play in the final four on saturday. the cats opponent will be oklahoma. the sooners took on top seeded west oregon. they tie oklahoma's tournament record oklahoma wins 80-68. sooners and nova meet in the final four on saturday. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >>> well on easter eve, the flyers laid a giant egg out west. i'm sure they painted it black and orange. they scored one goal in a 2-1 loss. they did not lose ground in the playoff race because the red wings lost, so the flyers and wings are tied for the final playoff spot. >>> sixers looked good out

cuccinelli served as attorney for governor, but lost to terry mcauliffe. the event 20 plus years in the making. 10 on your side is there as they get started for a new bridge for the outer banks. tom: wavy.com has important information about a job fair in newport news tomorrow. is posted ri at six :00 with the tom schaad, don slater, and bruce rader with sports. tom: what an incredible day it has been in hampton roads. one of the many places to be outside today and there is more nice weatherhead. something people along the outer banks have been waiting for, a new bonner bridge. anita: ground was broken this morning. the current bridge has been on borrowed time. erin kelly has more on what is next. erin: the governor called this day historic and said building a new bridge was personal. >> it is awesome. something we wanted a long time. >> a brand-new connection to north carolina. ceremonial digs in the sand. the project is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2018. for so many on the outer banks, it is about safety. >> they were nervous about going across

tom: harm, tell me about productivity. you write wonderful research notes terry the stuff apart. where is our mystery in productivity? is it our use of capital? is it yusor nonuse of labor? is it something else? >> i think we're a little bit spoiled because of the productivity booms we have had. in the 1960's and 1970's and again in the 1990's. it's what mr. gordon has written about. these big inventions have not been there lately, and that is why we don't see a similar bounce in productivity. i think the u.s. could do better in terms of overall education, and of course we also have seen a cutback in capital deepening, in capital spending. all this combined create this bleak picture for productivity growth. but as i said, we were a little bit spoiled and we must not compare the current situation. says robert, he chairman we talked to greenspan about this controversial work about the end of american growth. give us the nuance of what alan greenspan said about that. michael: his view is that the big inventions have been made. electricity, running water. a lot of people have said yo

: wilson. >> wasn't that tom hanked that the wilson dead what was the movie. >> yes. >> weather gang, what do you think? >> wilson. >> wilson. >> ryan elijah. >> ryan: i can't think of wilson about the that movie. you can't argue with three comfortable in a boat like that. it is wilson and they make the football in a plant in ohio story. >> we don't know the answer. else. let's take a look: >> wilson! >> it is too easy. all right, thanks guys. jayme king. looking good now but you say rain is on the way, is that right? >> jayme: we'll have our moments. good morning to you and john and, bring you up-to-date with 60s across the area, and warm has not commenced yet. a thick veil of clouds in many areas and haven't had much sunshine, working on the atmosphere and things will change by 11:00 a.m upper 70s and i'm looking for low, maybe mid 80s, highs on the day-to-day, 81 by 5:00 and the temperature may be down south of 81 degrees and could be the low 70s, by 5:00, depending on how the rain sets up. but it is a tricky forecast and very fine, fine details. in particular as we get to that is

tom. >> eagles have sam bradford under contract for the next two years. how much he's getting and what it means for the future. we'll talk about it later in sports. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. talk to your doctor or pharmacist. about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. ♪ >> new jersey senate committee trying to pass a measure allowing smaller casinos and cash strapped atlantic city. the cat committee advancing a bill yesterday that would allow two boutique casinos that would be smaller than existing gambling halls and also get rid of requirement that the casinos have to be built from scratch allowing

tom: very good. richard haass is with us. we demanded his presence today. this is one quick opinion. david brooks and richard haass have been terry it up on the future of this nation and the political dynamics we seeing -- david brooks and richard haass have been tearing it up on the future of this nation and the political dynamics we are seeing. on short notice, thank you for coming. richard: i was not doing anything else at this time of the morning. tom: i like it. this is classic richard haass, and he sticks it in everybody's face with this great paragraph. tom: this is awesome. why are we so miserable? richard: people should be on one level ok, but then you have the reality that for 10 or 15 years wages for the american family have stagnated. a lot of people having job losses not so much because of free trade but because of technological innovation, productivity gains. people are worried about everything from cultural shifts to their lack of retirement savings. so people are seeing the glass half empty. "chronic" comes up here. do you have the confidenc

>> i caught the end of terry bradshaw's career. fran tarkenton, a guest with you a lot, jim kelly. ashley: bart starr. >> won the first two super bowls. stuart: why is tom brady so unpopular? looking from the outside of football and kind of looking in. everybody tells me, can't stand tom brady. >> probably some good psychology classes across our country could look at why do we love peyton manning and why is tom brady. >> and stop it, what did manning do now? >> there's thought he could go into the broadcast booth, but a lot of folks are saying they see him going to the front office because he already thinks like a general manager. and players know that he thinks like a coach. he was not an easy player to always play for because he demanded for everything he demanded of himself, he nt with aed of his teammates as well and some people weren't up to it and there were arguments sometimes on the field, but you won't find anybody who won't say that peyton manning is in the argument of the best quarterbacks ever. stuart: the best soccer player of all time? >> georgeo for the new york cosm