Good morning, Tampa Bay. Here's what you need to know today.
Your Weather Planner
Tuesday will have a little more humidity so will start out a bit warmer in the mid 60s. The cooler spots dip to the mid to upper 50s.
There will be more clouds than sunshine with a few showers throughout the day.
High temperatures will be in the upper 70s to mid 80s, but the beaches will be in the low to mid 70s.
Highs: 80 Lows: 66 Rain Coverage: 30% |
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Around Tampa Bay
1. New Howard Frankland Bridge span opens to traffic
Drivers heading to St. Petersburg from Tampa on Interstate 275 are now driving on the new span of the Howard Frankland Bridge.
2. Florida lawmakers revisit school safety rule
Florida lawmakers agreed Monday to give schools more leeway when it comes to locking doors on school campus.
3. Construction dust woes: Manatee County leaders to talk solutions
Residents who live near construction sites say the projects are impacting the air quality.
4. Saving Our Seniors opens first store for fresh produce in St. Pete
This new store will be available for anyone wanting to buy fresh fruits and veggies at an affordable price.
5. Pinellas seeks public input on $813 million storm recovery fund
The county has launched an online survey and hub and will host a series of public meetings in April and May.
Around the Nation
2. At Nadine Menendez trial, prosecutors portray her as 'partner in crime' with her convicted husband
3. Trump assails judge who blocked deportations as appeals court panel appears divided
4. Trump says DOGE cuts are making 'America great again' as he convenes Cabinet and Elon Musk
Don't Miss This
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- Turning Points in Bradenton celebrating its 30th year this month
- Oscar-winning Palestinian director is attacked by Israeli settlers and detained by the army
- The hummingbird migration is underway
Quote of the Day
The White House is aiming to bring on corporate sponsors for this year’s Easter Egg Roll, according to multiple reports, a move that would deviate from traditional norms surrounding the nearly 150-year-old holiday celebration.
CNN first reported over the weekend that event production company Harbinger is leading the effort, with sponsorships starting at $75,000 and running as high as $200,000. Deals for potential sponsors, according to a document, posted online by The New York Times, that was sent to businesses, include advertising opportunities, such as naming rights to areas of the event, typically held on the White House South Lawn, and the chance to put branding and logos on signage or items featured at the celebration.