the lower humidity but the humidity is going to start to work back in as we go through the day. satellite view showing a few scattered clouds, mainly on the eastern side of the state. they continue to work across the state. right now here in tampa, we re at 64 degrees. throughout the interior into the north, mainly temperatures running in the 50s. places like wesley chapel, lakeland at 57 degrees. sarasota at 59 and st. petersburg currently checks in very mild, currently sitting at 65 the day, we re going to warm temperatures up, bring the humidity back, see a bit more in the way of some cloud cover, maybe actually a few stray showers as we go through the afternoon and keep the rain chance at 20% as we go through the afternoon. another cold front will work towards us in the middle of the week and that could give us another chance of rain. time is 6:01. let s check on the morning commute. vanessa: a new crash out of you can see it is a crash where we have some trees down. we
happy until they give us what we re trying to buy. that s the kind of deals we want. 63 degrees right now. dew point at 53. so still pretty comfortable with the humidity at 70%. winds are currently out of the east-northeast at seven miles an how were. we ll see an increase in clouds. winds are turning to come more of a southerly direction. that will pump the moisture right back over so that humidity is going to be heading up. we re going to see more clouds and maybe even a couple of stray showers as we go into the m with all of that, it s still going to be warm. we re looking at daytime highs in the lower 80s for today. maybe another chance of some rain later in the week. we ll talk about that in a little bit. time right now is 7:01. let s check on the morning commute. vanessa: good morning. good news is that earlier incident we were following in pinellas was reported as a crash and disabled vehicle. nevertheless, it s gone. it was in the left lane northbound here on the int
clouds working there way overhead temperatures run in 50s through the interior. but along the coastline, we are seeing temperatures a bit more mild running in the 60s. 65 degrees over in st. pete beach. you can see few scattered clouds, really a beautiful looking morning over in that direction. here in tampa, we re at 63. winds are out east northeast at 5 miles an hour. we re going to continue to warm these temperatures up as we go through the afternoon. we re also going to bring in a few more clouds maybe even an extra shower during afternoon we will talk another cold front which could bring us rain later in week vanessa. jim, overall big picture on roads not too bad either you head outdoor. we do have one crash carrying over. we new one popping up in case you re just joining myakka city shut down here state road 70 sugar bowl road following an injury crash your work around clay gully road. get to pinellas county an along 66th street north just north of 46th avenue north. la
the air. but things are going to be changing a we go through day look down kennedy boulevard looking to the west right now. you seem just a couple scattered clouds. but as we go through the day. we re going to bring back more moisture a few more clouds and maybe just maybe by the end of the day we actually see a couple stray showers. right now not bad 68 greed dew point at 56 giving humidity at 56 or 65 percent. and currently the winds are very light out east at 5 miles an commute with vanessa rufus. good morning, jim it s 9:01. right now we re watching police activity on skyway bridge close to top. it is in southbound direction. looks like at this point we do have partial blockage of that right lane folks as they should moving over and running a bit slow heading south over the bridge. we re hearing that f w c and coast guard being dispatched presumably a searchs necessary what happening at the top bridge plan few extra minutes as always by. 9:0 one. breaking news out of odes
will not be the case today. as shayla reaves shows us, a car went into the food pantry causing thousands of dollars in damage. reporter: some people began arriving before daylight, unaware of what unfolded thursday. we re here at st. vincent de paul and you re looking at the damage that they saw. the section of the building boarded up and a sign on the front door saying food pantry we apologize for this inconvenience. i m here right now with the president of st. vincent de paul, nancy jones. what can you tell us as far as the impact of friday operations after yesterday s crash? well, unfortunately, many people that we serve in the local neighborhood and actually throughout the community, because we do serve 18,000 thous holds annually, and on an individual weekly basis, we re so people often only have access to the pantry when they do not have transportation and they have to walk. and so these are the people that we re concerned about that will not be served until we can r