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šŸ„µSizzling spring weatheršŸ„µ

Pinpoint Weather Insider 4/18

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Feeling Hot Hot Hot! ā˜€ļøšŸŒ”ļø

ORLANDO, Fla. ā€“ Hey insiders its meteorologist Candace Campos! The hottest and driest stretch in months continues across Central Florida as a large ridge of high pressure remains the dominant weather feature.

With highs staying in the 90s for the next several days, we are looking at conditions we havenā€™t felt in more than 200 days! Click here to read how long this spring heat wave will continue, and when we can finally see some rain relief.

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While it will be dry for the weekend, the heat should be something you donā€™t take lightly. Especially if youā€™re planning on being outside for a while. The Orlando Air Show is taking flight this weekend in Sanford. Click here for everything you need to know about the event!


šŸ„•Essential watering tips šŸ…

Well, itā€™s not summer yet, but weā€™re in for several hot days before a cold front cools things down next week. Hi yā€™all, meteorologist Michelle Morgan here talking about gardens. You might be wondering, what does a meteorologist know about gardening? Well, I owe all my knowledge to my parents, whose gardens always look fresh.

Growing up with parents who loved gardening provided me with experience in cultivating plants. From learning the basics of planting and watering to witnessing the joy of seeing flowers bloom and vegetables thrive, gardening became part of my life.

Through their guidance and expertise, I developed a deep appreciation for nature and the satisfaction of nurturing life from seed to harvest. My parentsā€™ passion for gardening instilled in me a lifelong love for the green world and the invaluable lessons it continues to teach.

Without rain in the forecast, it might be tricky to keep gardens looking great. Here are some key tips to beat the spring sizzle and maintain those beautiful gardens. Click here.

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šŸŒŠWhat Could Make This Upcoming Hurricane Season Less Active Than Forecast?

We have talked a lot about how it looks like the 2024 hurricane season will be an active one. Meteorologist Jonathan Kegges with you. While it does look very active, there is a shot some limiting factors could at least show up from time-to-time.

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Here are some of the things that could make the season a little less ā€˜explosiveā€™.


About the Authors
Samara Cokinos headshot

Emmy Award Winning Meteorologist Samara Cokinos joined the News 6 team in September 2017. In her free time, she loves running and being outside.

Michelle Morgan headshot

Michelle joined News 6 as a meteorologist in May 2023.