Good morning, Tampa Bay. Here’s what you need to know today.
Your Weather Planner
It will be a very warm and breezy day for Thursday with partly sunny skies.
Highs will be near 90 in the afternoon with a chance of a few isolated showers.
Much of the area stays dry as these will be hit or miss.
Lows will fall to the mid 70s around Tampa Bay at night, but it will be cooler north and inland.
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Highs: 90 Lows: 74 Rain Coverage: 30% |
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Around Tampa Bay
1. One Year Later: Tampa still rebuilding after Helene and Milton
It has been one year since the devastating back-to-back blows of Hurricanes Helene and Milton left much of the Tampa Bay area battered and broken.
2. City Council meeting today on proposed Channel District ferris wheel
The proposed site for the “Tampa Wow!” is next door to the Florida Aquarium.
3. Gulfport restauranteur grateful after year of hurricane rebuilding
More than a year after Hurricane Helene ravaged the Bay area, one Gulfport restaurant can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
4. Florida Democrats propose property insurance overhaul
Florida’s next legislative session doesn’t begin until January, but lawmakers are already proposing legislation.
5. Championship window hasn’t closed on the talented Lightning
After three consecutive first-round playoff exits, they aim to use past disappointments as motivation.
Around the Nation
1. RNC Chairman talks shutdown, potential 2026 convention
2. Tropical Storm Jerry continues in the western Atlantic
3. Israel and Hamas agree to ‘first phase’ of plan to end fighting and release hostages
4. Comey pleads not guilty as lawyers signal intent to argue case is politically motivated
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Quote of the Day
The Trump Administration has taken steps to dissuade the purchase of foreign-made cars through tariffs, while encouraging the sale of American-made automobiles. One of those incentives signed into law by President Donald Trump this summer allows people who buy new vehicles assembled in the United States to deduct up to $10,000 of interest payments on their car loans annually.
Randy Dye, the owner of Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, said it seems to be a “motivating factor” for some prospective buyers and that he thinks it will continue to gain momentum.
Spectrum News Staff
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