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A beautiful day is ahead, but it will feel warmer and a bit muggy thanks to a south wind. Temperatures will climb into the mid-to-upper-80s, but the sea breeze will keep our beaches cooler. Skies will have a nice mix of sun and clouds. Areas north of Tampa Bay can expect cloudier conditions.

Highs: 80s
Lows: 60s
Afternoon sea breeze

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Around Tampa Bay

1. State: Wastewater Discharge into Port Manatee Down 90% as Crews Find Piney Point Leak
The submersible rover searching for the tear in the liner of a wastewater reservoir at Piney Point has found the tear in the Piney Point reservoir lining and repair efforts are underway, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

2. Rays Ready To Welcome Fans Back To The Trop For Home Opener
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, the Rays will welcome fans into Tropicana Field.

3. Bay Area Leaders Push Back on Tallahassee Bills Targeting Clean Energy
“We should honor home rule,” Clearwater City Council member Kathleen Beckman said. “If municipalities are taking steps to reduce pollution, to save residents money, to protect our health and our environment, we should be allowed to do that.”

4. Tampa Man, 21, Sentenced to 24 Years for Fatal 2018 Bayshore Boulevard Crash
"This crime took two beautiful lives and left four families broken. No sentence can repair that damage or bring back the lives lost, but we hope this outcome delivers some comfort and closure for Jessica’s and Lillia’s families," State Attorney Andrew Warren said.

5. After 8 Canceled Cruises, Bay Area Woman Hopes to Set Sail Soon
Joan Chace may just get her wish, if Florida is successful in its lawsuit against the CDC.


Around the Nation

1. Biden Unveils 6 Actions to Address Gun Violence: "Enough Prayers, Time For Some Action"

2. Number of Migrants Who Reached Border In March Highest in 20 Years

3. Energy Sec.: US Must “Modernize” Nuclear Arsenal for National Security

4. Vaccine Passports: The Next COVID-19 Pandemic Political Flashpoint

5. Above Average Hurricane Season Predicted


Quote of the Day

Daniel Ramos has been battling cancer for years, and he makes a habit of inspiring those around him. Now, he's a high school graduate! Stenbrenner High School hosted a commencement for one so he could celebrate his achievement safely.