Good morning, Central Florida. Here's what you need to know today.

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A weak front dropping in will be introducing some slightly lower humidity to close out the week, but little to no rain is expected. East-northeast winds will help usher the east coast sea breeze onshore on Friday, but any showers will be limited, mostly favoring interior and western parts of the peninsula.

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Highs: Low 90s

Lows: Near 70

Rain Coverage: 10%

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Around Central Florida

1. Florida lawmakers react to Trump verdict
A jury of 12 Americans found former President Donald Trump guilty Thursday on all 34 felony charges of falsifying business records in his New York City criminal hush-money trial.

2. U.S Rep. Kathy Castor and Florida state Rep. Susan Valdes push for work permit expansion
A move is underway to expand access to work permits for long-term undocumented immigrants.

3. Flagler County Emergency Management prepares for hurricane season, advises residents about updated evacuation zones
With only a couple of days until the start of the hurricane season, emergency operation centers around the state are finishing up details to be prepared to respond.

4. 13-year-old girl found in pool at Discovery Cove has died, sheriff says
A 13-year-old girl found unresponsive in a pool at Discovery Cove on Wednesday has died, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.


Around the Nation

1. Former President Donald Trump found guilty of all charges in NYC hush money trial

2. Police, Army investigators following leads in killing of Fort Campbell soldier

3. Biden to travel to France to mark D-Day anniversary, meet with Macron

4. Boeing safety plan will improve quality management, employee training, FAA says

5. Elon Musk agrees testify in SEC probe of Twitter deal after initially fighting subpoena

Quote of the Day

The Southeastern Conference gathered on the Gulf Coast for its annual spring meetings this week with news of a landmark $2.8 billion settlement that will transform how athletes are compensated still reverberating through college sports.

After two days of discussions with coaches, athletic directors and conference officials, no one seemed to be leaving the beach with much clarity about how this is going to work.