Central florida. Summer first alert chief meteorologist Tony Mainolfi joins us now in the outdoor weather center. Tony, how much more rain are we going to get . Tony we could see a half inch of rain. Behind me, we have one round of heavy rain. Look near the tampa coastline, there is another wave of significant rainfall. This first wave will get out of here in the next 45 minutes. This will hit back end of a commute. Up and down i4, it is slow driving. There is some moderate and heavy rain pushing to i95, central and northern Brevard County. Even the turnpike is getting hit with rain. So far, the bulk of the rain has been in kissimmee. Readings in areawide are running upper 50 if anyone well here funder, it is going to be an southern Brevard County and Osceola County. The latest rainfall totals andy drier and warmer weather along the way, next. The risk really at this point exist only in pregnant women, but it is a very, very severe risk in pregnant women. Summer today, the World Health
Im vanessa ruffes, in for Walter Allen Jen and im jen epstein. Were in for another rainy day. And its foggy this morning. 3 jen 3 3 3 dave 3 today will be cloudy and damp, 3 no closed captioning is available for traffic. 3 3 3 jen new this morning a rude awakening for some apartment residents in tampa. A fire brokeout in their quadriplex on north hubert street in the drew park area. Flames were shooting out of the windows when firefighters got there. It started in one apartment, and spread. Tv when his roof started to cave in on him. And he banged on the wall to alert his neighbor. Everyone got out safely. No word on a cause. 3 vanessa and a busy night for plant city firefighters, too. They were called to a home along howell road. This was as close as we could get, because the dirt road that leads to the home is so narrow. The fire brokeout about 10 pm. Were told no one was hurt. But no word yet on what started the fire. 3 3 we have main engine start. 4321 and lift off. Lift off of the
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