Good morning, Central Florida. Here's what you need to know today.
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Unsettled weather will continue for Tuesday with numerous showers and storms developing, some with an earlier start which will prevent temperatures from getting as hot as Monday. Expect readings close to 90 degrees with a 70% coverage of rain; any storm may contain downpours and frequent lightning.
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Highs: Low 90s Lows: Mid-70s Rain Coverage: 50% |
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Around Central Florida
1. SALT Outreach to lose some homeless services on July 15
The services that will be suspended include showers and laundry.
2. Volusia County beaches see third shark bite since July 4
Another swimmer has been bitten by a shark in Volusia County, the third since the Fourth of July holiday last Thursday. Beach Safety says there are certain clues to tell you to avoid the water.
3. Maitland balks at SunRail funding obligations
Orange County leaders are hopeful they can reach an agreement with the city of Maitland.
4. SpaceX launches Turkish communications satellite
SpaceX launched the mission after being pushed back several times during the day.
Around the Nation
1. Biden says 'average' voters still support him post-debate as he urges Democrats to come together
2. Texas officials say restoring electricity will take days after Beryl knocked out power to millions
3. H5N1 bird flu virus can be transmitted to mammals, study says
4. Judge rules Alec Baldwin's role as co-producer not relevant in fatal set shooting of cinematographer
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John Cena announced Saturday night that he will retire from professional wrestling next year after two decades in the ring.
The wrestler-turned-actor delivered a heartfelt speech to a stadium of World Wrestling Entertainment fans in Toronto, who booed in disappointment as Cena said the 2025 season would be his last. He promised a farewell tour with dozens of dates and an epic final fight, and he assured fans he would remain involved with the wrestling franchise that launched his career.