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Bleeding blue. Were hours away from one of the biggest victory parties the world has ever seen. Dave 66 outside this morning at tampa international. North wind around three miles per hour. Still expecting that front to come through tonight. Its not going on come through with much fanfare and we will actually dry it out a little bit this weekend. Not too bad, though. I think were just going to take temperatures, which today will be around 83 to normal for tomorrow. Good morning. Vanessa good morning, dave. I do have a heads up for drivers who usually take 275 in the area of fowler avenue. A dog...

50s and this is cooler than yesterday. Some spots, six or seven degrees cooler so whats the difference . The front hasnt come through yet, no, but the winds did shift to the north. Its a very nice start. It should be a beautiful finish, too. Well make it to 83 for a high today and then the front comes through and ill tell you what impact thats going to have on your weekend weather in just a few minutes. Good morning, vanessa. Vanessa good morning, dave. Its 7 01. We have one n crash to mention out of the tampa area affecting north 56th street at sligh avenue southbound direction just a single ...

How about this shot from brook dale bay shore camera. Were sitting there about 62 degrees. No, just bumped to 64 as it was switching to graphic. Thats cool. 64 with light winds. Its beautiful out there. Over tarred usf marine science camera 69 degrees with north wind at six Miles Per Hour. Were anticipating our highs today to go back to lower 80s which is awesome. Front comes through tonight. And we dry it out a little bit for tomorrow. Plus knock temperatures back a few degrees. Literally just a few minutes from now. 8 0 one. Were seeing some improvements here along 275 southbound approaching...

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