Stay connected to Orlando with the WESH 2 News app!
Be the first to know about breaking news, weather updates, and top stories in Orlando and the surrounding area. With the WESH 2 News app, you’ll have real-time news, sports highlights, traffic alerts, and entertainment updates – all at your fingertips. Download for free today and experience news like never before.
Join over 300,000 users who trust the WESH 2 News app to keep them informed about Orlando and the surrounding area. Stay connected to your community with the app everyone’s talking about.
LIVE NEWS
- Get instant push notifications for breaking news.
- Launch full live newscasts using the Nowcast bar.
- Catch up on the latest newscast with On Demand playback.
REAL-TIME WEATHER
- Stay updated with current weather conditions and hourly forecasts.
- Plan ahead with a detailed 10-day outlook and weekend forecast.
- Zoom in to street-level detail with an interactive radar.
- Receive critical weather warnings and expert videocasts.
COMMUNITY FOCUSED
- Submit news tips, photos, and videos directly to our newsroom.
- Share stories easily via email, text, or social media.
- Stay informed with in-depth coverage of local stories and events that matter to your community.
- Keep up with the Magic along with your local college and high school teams with the latest coverage and highlights.
STAY AHEAD WITH WESH 2 NEWS
Whether it's breaking news, live weather updates, or the latest from the world of sports and entertainment, the WESH 2 News app delivers the information that matters most to you.
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The app is ok. I used it during Milton and struggled just to find the current location and predicted path with times of the storm. But then again I couldn’t find that anywhere. When there is a storm like this, would be nice to have a link to a radar map thats easy to find and gives us the exact location and predicted path with approximate times. That would be helpful more so than live streaming the broadcast on our so called 5g internet in Central Florida. I ended up using a weather radar app that really wasn’t current, like 45 min behind.
