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A cold front comes in and brings in rain early in the week - Vimarsana News

A cold front comes in and brings in rain early in the week

Another front brings in a mini-cooldown, enjoy it as there wont be many more before summer begins.

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Orlando weather: Damaging winds up to 60 mph possible as strong storms move across Central Florida - Vimarsana News

Orlando weather: Damaging winds up to 60 mph possible as strong storms move across Central Florida

Thursday has been declared a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day due to a line of strong to severe storms that will roll in this afternoon in Central Florida.

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Lawmakers want to allow certain counties to vote on 8-year term limits for commissioners in FL - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers want to allow certain counties to vote on 8-year term limits for commissioners in FL

Quality Journalism for Critical Times Voters in certain Florida counties could go to the polls in November to decide if they want to reduce term limits for county commissioners to eight years, even as some elected officials in small jurisdictions continue to insist that this is going down the wrong path. The measure passed in the Florida Senate Rules committee […] The post Lawmakers want to allow certain counties to vote on 8-year term limits for commissioners in FL appeared first on Florida Pho

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Another night of cold temps before warmer weather returns - Vimarsana News

Another night of cold temps before warmer weather returns

Central Florida will see its last round of cold weather for the week.

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DHEC PFAS test results for South Carolina well water - Vimarsana News

DHEC PFAS test results for South Carolina well water

The department found that 20% of exposure to "Forever Chemicals" is from drinking water.

Source: wltx.com