Michelle Morgan

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Michelle Morgan

ORLANDO, FL - A cold front is on its way to Central Florida this Saturday, setting the stage for scattered rain and thunderstorms throughout the morning. Some of these storms could turn strong at times, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds between 40-60 mph, and even small hail. While a marginal risk has been issued for Osceola, Brevard, and Polk counties, strong storms could pop up anywhere across the region-especially during the early hours. The stormy weather won't last all day.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Michelle Morgan

ORLANDO, Fla. - What if your home could withstand the power of a Category 5 hurricane? With winds over 157 mph, a Category 5 hurricane causes severe damage, often destroying homes, tearing off roofs and collapsing walls. Imagine a home that can withstand 175 mph sustained winds, heavy rain, flooding and power outages while you and your family stay safe inside. Well, this isn't just a dream anymore. With OnX Homes and their groundbreaking technology, this kind of resilience is now a reality.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Michelle Morgan |Samara Cokinos |David Nazario |Jonathan Kegges

With hurricane season fast approaching, we're here to make sure you're ready for anything. The News 6 Weather Team is dedicated to bringing you all the crucial updates and expert advice you need to stay safe and prepared. Each year, we dive deep into hurricane coverage, giving you the information that matters most. Got questions? Drop them here and head over to ClickOrlando.com/hurricane for the latest updates. Not sure what to pack in your hurricane kit?

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Michelle Morgan

ORLANDO, Fla. - This weekend is bursting with exciting events for everyone, from music lovers to families, foodies, and animal lovers! Whether you're celebrating Pride, jamming out to music, enjoying delicious eats at a local festival or finding your new furry best friend, there's something for everyone.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | Michelle Morgan

ORLANDO, Fla. - Central Florida is in for another hot one!High temperatures across the area are holding steady in the low 90s, but the heat index is forecast to make it feel even hotter especially after 12 p.m. By the afternoon, it will feel like 101 to 102 degrees in several cities. Many locations will see daytime highs lower 90s but feeling like triple digits. Highs and feels like temps Rain chances are elevated, ranging from 50% to 70% across Central Florida.