trouble tonight. >> they're stuck in an inlet. we have more on this story. >> what an afternoon out here. dozens of people with their cameras, videotaping and photographing. a mother whale and its calf spent hours out here in the inlet, just swimming around, wandering around. tonight, fish and wildlife has a boat stationed out here to keep boaters away from them and everybody is hoping that the mother and the calf will swim underneath this bridge right here and back out to sea. >> this is a whale of a video. debbie took this video of a 45 foot endangered north atlantic right whale in sebastian outlet today. the mother whale has an 18 foot calf with her. folks first saw them before 10:00 this morning and the duo stayed all day long. >> when i was shooting the video, to me, the way it laid across the top, it reminded me like i was thinking, okay. is this the lock nes monster or something like that? >> four boats set up a perimeter to set up the whales from boats and a marine abolishperved them from an airplane above. >> this is not a common site. >> very unusual. this is the first time i've seen one come into an inlet. >> marine abolishes say the mother whale is healthy and this is her first calf. they know this whale as clipper. >> clip, yeah, because one of its fins has been clipped. how, we don't know, but it is a marked whale that they do follow. >> you can see the hole right there. >> dozens of people took photos of the whales coming up for air in the inlet waters. >> quite a spectacle, really. >> it's great. it's very good. i'm glad i got my camera and was here all day to see everything. >> less thrilling for folks to get a look at such an unusual. seen in the port canaveral area up until today. that's the last time she was spotted. and they'll be back out here around 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning to see if the mom and calf have decided to go back out to sea or if we go into day two of the whale watch in the inlet. in brevard county, keith, fox 35 news. >> all right. thanks. we have a weather alert tonight. the florida cold is here. the temperature in orlando, a camely 59 degrees. yes, we see a wimpy for saying that knowing what people are dealing with up north, but the temperatures here will continue to drop. it's going to be colder tomorrow. >> let's check in with glenn richards. we've got a surge of arctic air on the way. it's not here yet. it's 59 degrees. here is the leading edge of the colder air, pushing in right now. palm coast down to leesburg, scattered light showers. again, acting like a squeegee the cold air just squeezing out the moisture. south georgia have since weakened again. this is really falling apart when it comes to the rain. right now, scattered showers in flagler. if you're in daytona, new smyrna, rain is on the way. light showers currently moving in mount dora and scattered showers on the way towards dest tulea and lake apopka. temperatures still mainly mid to upper 50s. forecast lows for tonight, 43 in sanford, 43 in daytona. 37 in sanford, and 37 in deltona. mainly cloudy skies with the cold front pushing through and still a temperature of 58. we'll talk more about the winds, the cold, and the extended forecast, coming up. >> and you can track the weather 247 by downloading our free weather app. go to the app store or google play store. you can also just text iphone or android to 870 -57. new at ten, casey anthony is back in the news. the orlando woman acquitted of quilling her young daughter has started a new business as well beach. fox 35 has ubtabe ed the paperwork that anthony filed with the state when she incorporated her business called case photography llc. she lists the business address as a home in west palm beach. it's the same address as the private investigator that anthony used during her trial. she said a babysitter kidnapped her daughter back in 2008 after the girl was reported missing. 2 -year-old caly's body was found later that year and anthony was acquitted of murder >> and tonight, orlando police telling fox 35 the deadly weekend shooting at glitz ultralounge was not a random act of violence. two people were killed, nine others were injured. happened early sunday morning at the club on universal boulevard. there were around 300 people inside when all the chaos broke out. police are now busy questioning many people about that shooting. and victims to interview and talk to, a lot of evidence to sit through. that's what has been going on since the shooting. >> now the names of the victims have not yet been released. investigators still trying to get ahold of some family members. detectives won't give out any details, but they do say they do have suspects. >> to another shooting that happened near the florida mall. deputies are asking for help from anyone who saw or heard the double shooting that killed two men on friday. deputies found 20 -year-old garland and 19 -year-old destin gunshot wounds in the jc penny parking lot. garland died that night, destin died on saturday. detectives don't think the shooting was random. >> florida senator nelson is calling on the national transportation safety board to investigate why a royal caribbean cruise ship sailed right into a dangerous storm. left thousands of passengers aboard the anthem of the seas. took to social media to show the weather and the ship's condition. luckily, no one was seriously hurt here. anthem of the seas was headed to the bahamas but experienced the turbulent weather overnight off the coast of the carolinas. today the ship was supposed to continue to port canaveral but sailed back to port in new jersey instead. putting their heads together to figure out where to put the homeless. mayors from all around volusia holding a round table discussion to try and come up with? solutions. here's kelly choice. >> mayors from cities all around vug showed up for a round discussion today at the daytona beach international airport. the mayors sent out a survey before christmas do get a take on the homeless population in cities across volusia. they're creating a commission to look at homelessness in different areas. they want a system a system that has comprehensive services. these services would include drug treatment, healthcare, and employment opportunities. current resources like the salvation army and funding from federal and state grants and private donors. >> thumbs up for downtown. ucf gets the green light and the green backs from the city of orlando to move forward on a downtown campus. mike with how much the city is ponying up. >> ucf got unanimous approval for that, around $68 million in land and infrastructure to build their downtown campus. right in the heart of creative villages where they're getting just a little bit under 20 achers to build that school now. they're also going to get the ucf school for digital and interactive media that they're already in in orlando that the city has been leasing to them, plus the city will make several types of improvements in and around the campus to make it all work. all of this comes before an important deadline the city is giving them this land and creative village will chip in another 7 million so that they can go before the university system's board of governors on march 2nd here in orlando and they have to raise $20 million, as well. so far, they've raised $9 million. >> a special trip to the vatican for a central florida priest. father arizona of winter park, one of 125 priests from the united states who have been commons to meet pope francis and receive a special mission of mercy. the pope declared this year a holy year of mercy, enlisted 700 priests to carry the message of mercy back to the communities. the priest will get the mandate from the pontiff after an ash wednesday mash. he's also involved in marital reconciliation programs. for more on that story and the rest of today's local headlines, go to fox 35 orlando.com. >> we are getting ready for the new hampshire primary tomorrow and heavy snowfall is raising some big concerns about voter turn out. fox's joe waldmann has more. >> donald trump's still on the attack with most predicting a the billionaire laying into his opponents, especially jeb bush who accused trump of trying to bully his way to the white house. >> jeb is not going anywhere. this is not a guy that can go anywhere, total stiff. >> trump's anti-establishment rival ted cruz is hoping for a strong showing tomorrow. but perhaps he's looking ahead to as you recollect and beyond. >> my approach was always we never viewed any of these states as a must win. we'd compete hard in each of the first four. >> and hillary clinton is pouring on the attacks, bringing bill onto the campaign trail, hoping to close a gap with sanders before voters head to the polls. >> the problem with being mad is that doesn't get you anywhere unless you've got an answer. we gotta move from anger to answers. >> but with a huge chunk still undecided in new hampshire voters notoriously fickle, it's difficult to predict what will happen when the polls open. >> the largest voting block in new hampshire is undeclared and these people are gonna vote. >> we want to go live now to joe waldmann who is outside right now with the latest. the first votes being cast we understand at midnight in dicksville notch. this has been happening since when? >> about 100 years, as i understand it, as long as the primary's been taking place here in new hampshire. my producer just letting me in on interesting information, saying that john kasich personally called all nine voters, asking for their votes. there are 12 people living there. so we'll see what percentage of those votes he gets, but it's always an interesting indicator to see what the elect rotted is thinking, at least those nine people. and then obviously on a wider scale, the polls open up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. people have been asking me all day long, how long do they stay open, when do they open. and state law says they must be open between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., but each individual city and state kind of sets up most polls will close by 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. >> and trump still doing well going into this, right, joel? >> yeah, he still has a double digit lead. he was campaigning as late as this evening. he sort of let a vulgar expression out of his lips tonight which was uttered by a woman who was at his campaign at the campaign event today and trying to brush that off now, but he does hold a double digit lead and is widely expected to be the victor here. >> thanks so much. you know, virtual reality video games, researchers say three of that 3d experience is enough to make some gameers sick. we're gonna take you behind the scenes with local game developers and show you exactly what they're doing or trying to do to make sure your wild ride and virtual reality doesn't make >> and she lost her best friend and now this local woman is making no one else is killed if they crash into a retention pond. >> and florida fish and wildlife, trying to keep dangerous snakes out of florida. how officials want people to start reporting, illegal (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . we can all pretend to be martian. check this out. we all know the 3d gaming puts you right in the middle of the action. >> it sure does, but it comes keith landrydry explaining why you may want to ease yourself into this new world of gaming. >> this is the year of the gamer. and virtual reality's taking gameers where they've always wanted to go. >> it's a new level of what video games can be. >> within the next year, a wide variety of virtual reality headsits will be available to the public. up aulous ripped is expected to hit the market in the next couple months. same with play station pr. google card board and samsung gear vr are both available now. >> it's a new platform. new experiences, new possibilities. >> chris borden outhoused games develops video games and simulations that use virtual reality. >> things you weren't able to do ever before, you can now experience and try. it takes you into a different world. >> but this new experience can leave some feeling sick. the university of wisconsin madison found even the best users were overcome with motion sickness. researchers played motion heavy videos for people through a 3d virtual reality headset. and nearly 2 -3rds of them quit watching the videos early, overcome by nausea. >> doctors say it's similar to reading a car. when you have a book in front of you, it tells you visual systems that you're still, when in reality you're not. >> the sensibility of sensation disconnect 72 virtual reality headsets can throw off the internal consumption inside your inner ear. >> you're seeing fast motion, but your ears aren't sensing the fast motion. >> doctors say people can benefit from a break in period that slowly introduces them to the mismatched cues that cause motion sickness. they also say taking 15 minute breaks for every hour you use the headset can also be helpful. now developers are using that advice to build relief right brandon nades with calm simulations works to minimize nausea by sinking up what a feel. >> being familiar with what soph wear you're using and how much of an effect it kfb on people is crucial. >> rapid acceleration or deceleration, we're trying to avoid those things in order to minimize the effective motion sickness. >> new headset users will have to define their own limits so the experiences do not make them sick in the real world. >> we've reached out to oculous, sam stepping, google and htc. they all say their devices come with user manuals that clearly give warnings, including to stop using them immediately if you feel dizzy or sick. they should not be used by children under 13 and advise adults to monitor teenagers both during and after youth. tonight from orlando. close look at this sketch. they say that this is the suspect in the deadly shooting last week at suronno apartments. on the right, that's a surveillance picture, an actual one of the suspect leaving the apartment complex. 19 -year-old jacob almond was killed in the shooting and if you recognize the suspect we were just showing you or the suspect's vehicle, you should give orlando police a call. >> covering volusia county now, scary morning for a sky diver in de land. during his landing, the sky diver became tangled in power lines and was left dangling for nearly an hour. the florida highway patrol trooper was near the de land airport in york town and ranger roads when the trooper saw the man just dangling there. de land fire and volusia county firefighters were able to get the man down after having duke energy shut off the power. the man was not hurt and also apparently a member of the military. >> good monday evening, everyone. we have a look at your i forecast. i-4 ultimate projects and lane closures. i-4 westbound at lee road. we're going to have 1 left lane closed every night this week until 5:00 a.m. just be aware of that. then just a couple exits down, we have another lane closure here. 2 right lane closures from park all the way down to princeton. this goes on until 7:00 p.m. every night this week. remember, you can actually check out traffic and construction updates on your own smartphone. download the fox 35 weather and traffic app. text the key word to iphone or android to 870 -57. still ahead, the dramatic scene at a bernie sanders rally. we'll tell you what happened. >> a crime alert, high end thieves steel a piece of art >> a push of art, air o by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, . chilly monday morning and tuesday morning, as well. it will be. it's going to be for about five more days. so yeah, chills in the air. looks like temperatures will be in the 40s in the morning for the most part. some 30s. as you go farther north and west, some upper 20s. it's going to get cold because of this, right here. it's not, doesn't look like much. right now, not producing much, but this is the arctic cold front. right now, scattered showers pushing south. raining earlier, thunderstorms they continue to push into our area, daytona beach right now picking up on light rain, also working its way extreme southern flagler county. bushnell, leesburg, back out towards lake apopka. a chance for a few light showers. here are my lows for tonight. getting out of 44 melbourne, 44 intitis, 43 in sanford, 40 in ocala. these numbers will not be as cold as what we had last night. remember the cold air behind this front, it's still up to the north. not going to quite all get down here overnight tonight. it'll kind of filter in during the day tomorrow. it's going to be tomorrow night that is going to be colder. looking at 52 tomorrow in the afternoon. gainesville. villages. it will be a windy day. because of the wind and temperatures as you can see, afternoon. this is at 1:00 in the afternoon. in ovedea, 57. 59 in wind mere, 58 towards lake county and sumpter, 52 in the villages 52 in paisley. 53 down towards claire mount. little bit. cloud. that will be in the middle part of the afternoon. you will need a jacket all day. 59 right now in sanford. 57 in the villages. 58 towards palm beach. basically what you feel right now outside, that's what you're going to feel tomorrow in the middle part of the afternoon. overall, temperatures are currently running about 16 to 20 degrees warmer right now compared to last night at the same time. again, because we're just in advance of the approaching front. our winds are still out of the southwest. the reason we're still holding to 58, but later tonight, temperature really drops off quick. quick shower for this evening, overnight tonight, sunny skies developing tomorrow. that will continue as we gothrough the weekend. it's now 48 at pensacola. 53 behind the front, up towards tallahassee. big swirling low. latching onto the cold arctic air, driving itself. then it kind of swings in, coming in across the gulf of mexico. a little bit of a chance to warm up a little bit right now, but yeah, there's just a lot more of that to come. 59 tomorrow. 61 for a high on wednesday. we'll cool back down again on thursday. a high of 58 and look at those early morning lows. 30s to near 40. >> hi, everyone. amy from "good day orlando." it is the bread and butter of our local economy. but crime is threatening to have a negative impact on our tourism industry. tomorrow at 7:00 on "good day orlando," we talk live to orlando police about what is being done to curb the crime on international drive. that story plus your overnight news, weather and traffic. it all starts right here, 4:30 to 10:00 a.m. on "good day orlando." we'll see you then. . >> after the break, we hear more barriers around retention ponds. $1.60 a gallon at the wawa east altmont drive in altmont screens. marketplace drive in orlando. >> you're watching fox 35 news at 10:00. like us on facebook at facebook.com/fox 35 news and follow us on twitter at fox 35 news. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the day and the 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point if it was reversed, she would do the same for me and i think this is a perfect way to honor her legacy. i know if she was given the opportunity to save other lives, she would do the same. >> ever since the death of her best friend last june, clurissa lindsey has made it her mission to fight for safer roadsides in the name of her friend. >> it's required with this law to study any death crash that has occurred in the past ten years and reevaluate it, see if a guardrail is needed there. >> chloe's law was introduced last october after 21 -year-old chloe died when she lost control of her car on alfaya trail and state road 408. her car plunging into a pond. >> if there had been a guardrail in place, i'm 100 % confident that she would be here today. >> that's why lindsey spoke during public comment at tonight's city council meeting during discussion of the being proposed on this side of maitland boulevard where a current orange globe now sits. it's because a retoughness pond is being proposed as part of the project. she says the goal is to encourage cities to be proactive about safer roads near bodies of water, even before the law has passed. >> they're not aware these accidents are happening almost on a weekly level. i think it's important to start small and really spread the word and get out there and bring awareness to the issue. >> it keeps our lives every day, whether through words or memories and seeing the guardrails go up is really going to be huge. >> and the program would cost about $2.4 million as part of the s dot budget. the bill has already passed several committees. in the studio, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >> thank you. new tonight at 10:00, a high stakes art thief on the run. now, somebody stole a piece of than a car, really, from a gallery. heather reports from st. peat. >> the $25,000 question. >> they just wonder if they stole it, not knowing how important it was or if it was an expert thanks the value of it and can get a lot of money for it. >> either way, one of the pedestals is empty. the purple and bronze statue that once adorned it, gone. the gallery director, holding his breath. >> that was my favorite piece. >> the police frantically looking through video from the museum just before closing sunday to see if they can find who had the guts to break the part of the pedestal it was chained to. >> what would capture the imagination of a high end crook, in my estimation. so someone wanted that piece maybe to sell it to a private collectr. >> the collection of blown glass is one of the largest show cases of the famed artist's work, which is in more than 200 museums around the world. have is a part of our community. >> now a piece of it is in someone's back pocket. the gallery director frighteningly recalls the theft of someone's work in denver two years ago. one of the crooks panicked when he realized the police were after him and broke it. >> i hate to see that, but i hope he gets put away. we need people like that put away. >> police say they've contacted any legitimate local dealers to make them aware someone might be looking to unload a chuholey, but whoever has it, may not be looking for an on the level buyer. >> he's such a name in the art world, a lot of people resonate with his work. i'm sure there were probably other very sad people hearing this tonight. new technology is allowing every person to cast a ballot, no matter what. we'll show crow the sphere developed at the university of central florida that helps people with special needs vote tomorrow in new hampshire. takes a tumble at a began rally. there it is on screen in new hampshire. we'll bring you the video and show you how the vermont senator rushed to her side. and coming up tonight at 11:00, a florida high school hires the first female football coach in the state. find out why this former reality tv star is more than qualified for the job. and the red cross is turning away blood donors who have visited countries tied to the zika virus. find out more, coming up at 11:00. . dow plunging more than 400 points before clawing back late in the trading day. all the major markets still ending down more than one percent on new worries of a possible global recession. in the meantime, we now know how much all of the presidential candidates are worth. a new report saying the average candidate running for the white total assets. donald trump as you probably might guess, top of the list with began at the very bottom. if you google big pay day for a ceo google chief executive, will likely pop up. the company is awarding its leader close to 200 million . a woman faints during the vermont senator's speech. >> i will tell you there is one issue out there. oh, > god. >> well, the woman was quick lay helped up. she was able to walk under her own power. sanders continued on with his speech. no word yet exactly what happened that caused the lady to collapse. >> new at 10:00, technology developed right here in central florida will be part of the presidential primary in new hampshire tomorrow. fox 35's david williams went to the university of florida to show us how the technology is helping people with special needs to vote. >> here at the university of florida, this technology right there over my shoulder is revolutionizing how people who live with disabilities are able >> it's called the prime three, an accessible boarding system created by u.s. dr. wan gilbert and his team of students. created over a decade ago, it's been developed over almost 20 years. >> the idea is to create one system that everyone can vote on independent of your ability or disability. >> it's a sphere than runs on a web browser. you can vote by touching the screen or simply saying, or press the button. if you can't speak or move your arms, for example, you can even blow into a microphone to make a voting choice. your voting choices print. >> we're changing the way voting is done in the united states of america. >> jessica jones works on the project. she's hoping it makes a real difference for people living with disabilities. >> i want them to know that there are people who are working to make the world and technology better and usable for you. you do matter, and we're here to help. >> they tell me this technology new hampshire's presidential primary. >> scary and exciting all over. and it's -- it makes me think about in the past, my ancestors didn't even have the right to vote. and now i'm working on a system that helps the country vote. so it's an amazing feeling. >> and the team tells me they're working with elected officials here in florida to get this technology used in our state and others across the nation. reporting in gainesville, david williams, fox 35 news. >> well, it's illegal to have them as pets, but still not stopping people from releasing them into the wild. >> coming up after the break, how florida fish and wildlife illegal anacondas living i . florida fish and wildlife needs your help to get a handle on the anaconda. >> they want to know about anyone who might have one of those dangerous, illegal snakes. >> florida fish and wildlife officials hope you can help them learn more about two green anacondas recently found in brevard county. one was eight feet, eight inches long captured last week in a abolishes found a domestic rat in its stomach so they think somebody owned the snake and recently fed it. a second anaconda was recently found near the brevard county orange county line. neither snake had a transponder in it, which the state requires to track the animals when they're kept as exotic pets in our state. >> you're not allowed to have them without a permit. so if your neighbor is out showing that he has an anaconda or if you know of somebody that has an anaconda, you can call us. it's anonymous. they will never know who called us. >> green anacondas are considered the largest snake in the world. the females can grow up to 26 feet in length. fwc does not want these creatures out slithering around in the wild here in florida. in brevard county, keith landrydry, fox 35 news. >> and if you want to report the illegal breeding, possession or release of a nonnative spec ies, you can e-mail thereat my fwc.com or just call them at 888 -404 -3922. we'll put this e-mail address and the phone number on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/fox 35 news. and trending on social media tonight, the denver broncos superbowl champions. they're back in the mile high city after beating the carolina panthers last night 24 -10. >> broncos quarterback peyton manning celebrating by going to disney land. here's peyton on the float. got your mickey and mini, pluto, children. manning told fans he's going to wait awhile before deciding whether or not he's going to retire. >> there's the rest of the team right there. greeting hundreds of happy fans lined up waiting for them. the players even handed the superbowl trophy around, so each player can get a chance to hold him. we've got images coming out of disney land right here. congratulations to peyton manning and the broncos on the # sb 50, the superbowl 50 victory. that's the vince lombardi trophy, of course, with its very own seat on the plane. the broncos tweeted a securely fastened broncos. # superbroncos. and the broncos posting this picture of the pilot waving a broncos flag from the cockpit once the plane touched down in denver. you can check out the austin ice sculpture here, also. cool, awesome at broncos ice sculpture @ keystone mountains superbowl 50. cool. >> very nice. the fox 35 follow up on a baby who was part of an amazing this is angeline moseer. actually, an animal that was a big part of this impromptu photo shoot. this woman's husband snapped a photo of her on atlantic beach east of nashville to commemorate their baby moon and as you can see the photo bomb by the dolphin in the backed, and you can see why this photo ended up going viral. mom had her baby. born last week. the family says there were no dolphin sightings at the hospital. the father did joke that his son would be nick named aqua man after that. concombrats to them. >> happy family there. lots of smiles. forecast here, not too bad. we're smiling. looks like the front drops on through with a few light showers now as we go through the next couple of hours. pretty fast moving, very short lived when you do get rain, it will last 5, 10 minutes, and gone. moving that quick. so this is the leading edge of the coolest air. acting like a squeegee, atmosphere. daytona beach right now, getting showers. new smyrna, also eventually working its way down to sanford, oak hill, out to the west, lake and sumferred, fast moving showers. already back to lake apopka. maybe a little sprinkle out towards wildwood and the villages, but that should be about it. temperatures topped out earlier, mid to upper 60s. normal high about 73. temperature right now, 56 in de land. 56 out in melbourne and 57 out forwards bushnellism winds currently are strong. mainly coming in out of the west hour. it will remain breezy overnight tonight. with the passage of the front and then tomorrow, slowly but surely the winds will start to fear more and more out of the north and northwest. southwest wind right now at 11:00, current temperatures sitting at 58 degrees. chilly. not as cold as what we had this morning, but we're not going to warm up much. so no 60s tomorrow. instead, we'll basically hold even colder, low 50s for highs up towards ocala and gainesville. we'll start to drop pretty quick tomorrow night. it shows up in our 7 -day forecast county by county. 59 tomorrow, 61 on wednesday. cooling down again. 58 thursday, overnight lows mainly upper 30s to low 40s. just a smidgen of a warmup as we head into the upcoming weekend. along the coast line, pretty much the same thing. chance for a few lingering clouds tomorrow morning and then expecting to see plenty of sunshine overall for the next seven days. no dish big fronts with rain on the way. we keep the cool air moving in, even on sunday. a high temperature along the coast line. only 62 degrees. also, a little farther up to the north, up towards ocala, gainesville, 54 for a high tomorrow. as we get to thursday, 53. and notice a few mornings here, looking at temperatures, either at a or a little below freezing. already a freeze watch in effect for tomorrow night. up in the ocala gainesville area and trying to warm up a little bit but still highs mainly in upcoming weekend. for tonight, fast moving showers. temperature, 44 for tomorrow. up to about 59 degrees. still windy. that wind will make it feel even cooler. at the beach tomorrow, 65 degrees. water temperature sitting at 61. again, the 7 -day forecast for the metro area, the chill stays with us. highs in the 60s. through the weekend. you can get my updated planner, seven the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge 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