Barbara Mudge News Today

Lets show you why. It is all because of the low pressure, the same one that brought us storms associated with the front. It continues to move off to the north and to the north and east. There is a counterclockwise flow around it. For the most part out of the north and northwest. That will be cool dry air building in. It is also going to be breezy. I would say windy, gusting near 25 miles an hour. Watch out for that. We are at 54 in orlando. 50 in the villages. We fwrajly warm to 63 at noon today...

Good afternoon, everyone. This is news 6 at 4 00, getting results. Im ginger gadsden. Im lisa bell. Thanks for joining us. And im julie broughton. Also ahead, a furry find inside this fiery home. Firefighters bring a beloved pet back to life. The video of all thats happening in less than 10 minutes. Very sweet. Its quite impressive. Sign of baby willow. Underneath these Manhole Covers are miles of city sewer. Crews came out to make sure theres no sign of a missing baby girl. Police say her mothe...

What 25 of people say they wish happened. The numbers coming up in 20 minutes. Thats a tease if ive ever heard one. Yeah, but its kind of true, though. But first, were following breaking news right now. Nearly one week after the mass shooting at the glitz ultra lounge, Orlando Police are going on the record revealing new information about that deadly night and an arrest in the case. Justin warmoth just stepped out of their news conference, justin, what are they telling you . The sheriff said the...

Look at the quick warmup. The average afternoon High Temperature in orlando is 76 degrees. Well make it up to 79 at noon and 80 at 2 00. Notice the sky, well see clouds with a few breaks but not a ton of sunshine all day long. We have moisture in the form of clouds. No rain though. Well talk about when rain does return, well see showers tomorrow. Lets check in on amy in the traffic center. Amy . Thank you. It is construction well focus on for right now. We dont have any reported accidents. I4, t...

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