A couple of other things to tell but, its a very busy morning, a crash, a semi versus a car actually a car versies semi. The car ran into the bacteria of the semi back of the semi truck. And theres reports of street a viewer tweeted hes seeing 6 to 7 inches of water on plat area. So again just use caution, slow down, and leave early because shay, this is going to last for right . Little bit of dry air working its way in south of i4 now. And across i75 and manatee and sarasota counties but you can still see heavy downpours from the apex on north on i75 and orlando area. Bottom line is though this is just the beginning of what will be a very wet day, so these breaks certainly well take them when we can get them but they are not going to occur and we still have rain coming down across the Howard Frankland, Courtney Campbell and the gandy. Again this is the beginning of the rain, were going to continue to see heavy pockets and even a potential for some damaging winds or an isolated tornado
Good wednesday morning. Welcome to 10 news this morning. Im allison kropff. Im ian reitz. Us. Upset. School have chickenpox. Parents are upset they are not getting their kids the shots they need. A lot of parents are angry about the reason their kids getting chickenpox. A religious exemption makes it possible to opt out of the shots without questions. Measles, whooping cough and illnesses. What makes parents so angry is chickenpox are common but parents worry if others are not vaccinating their kids for chickenpox what else are they opting out of . Im sure theyll chose not to get many vaccines. Measles, polio, whooping could have, you are endangering other peoples children who can not get vaccinated for medical purposes. Departments in Pinellas County and Hillsborough County say the children will have to stay home for 21 days. Thats three weeks without school. Im heading to the news room to look up the numbers and see how many parents got the religious exemptions for their kids. This m
CLEARWATER — Pinellas County’s Board of commissioners approved a number of different projects during a regularly scheduled meeting on April 26, including three for St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, call letters