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Candace Campos
Verified
Meteorologist, WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
Orlando
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Biography
Candace Campos joined the News 6 team as the new Weekend Morning Meteorologist and Reporter. She comes to Central Florida from Eugene, Oregon where she was the Chief Meteorologist for the CBS Affiliate, KVAL. Before heading out West, Candace got her start at WSVN-7 in Miami, where she was the weather producer for over 5 years. Born and raised in South Florida, Candace couldn’t wait to get back to the Sunshine State. Her love and passion for meteorology came at a very young age.
news, history Orlando,Travel arts and culture., food city planning
Daily community news that is not business related
Content
By Candace Campos Verified| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified ORLANDO, Fla. - We're looking at a another day with heightened fire danger across the area, and that risk isn't going away anytime soon. The setup is all due to a ridge of high pressure that will keep any rainmaking systems far north of Central Florida. Low humidity, breezy winds and fry air will continue to quickly dry out vegetations. Please be extra cautious if you're grilling, burning yard waste, or doing anything that involves open flame.
By Candace Campos Verified| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified ORLANDO, Fla. - We're heading into a stretch of abnormally warm spring weather across Central Florida, with conditions staying very dry. For the next several days, Central Florida will remain under the influence of high pressure over the Atlantic, meaning we're locked into a dry pattern through the weekend - no rain in the forecast for now. The breeze looks to pick up Friday and Saturday as high pressure strengthens. Expect gusts to reach 15-20 mph.
By Candace Campos Verified| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified ORLANDO, Fla. - As spring gives way to summer, Central Florida is dealing with an increasing threat of wildfires as drought conditions worsen. Throughout April, a significant portion of the area has fallen under moderate to severe drought, leaving the area vulnerable to brush fires. Typically, the transition to the rainy season begins in the latter part of May, marked by a noticeable increase in humidity and the return of our daily sea breezes.
Company Info
WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
Orlando, Florida, United States
+1 407-521-1200