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1 day ago | wesh.com | Cam Tran

IT’S JUST SOMETHING WE HAVE TO KEEP IN MIND NOW THAT WE’VE CROSSED THAT JUNE 1ST THRESHOLD. THAT’S RIGHT. ALL IS QUIET IN THE TROPICS RIGHT NOW, BUT THE SKIES OVER CENTRAL FLORIDA, IF YOU STEP OUTSIDE, ARE PRETTY HAZY, NOT BEAUTIFUL. AND THERE’S A REASON FOR THAT. IT’S CALLED SAHARAN DUST. IT’S ALSO THE REASON WHY OR ONE OF THE REASONS WHY IT’S LIMITING TROPICAL ACTIVITY AS WELL, THAT SAHARAN DUST REALLY SUPPRESSES DEVELOPMENT BECAUSE OF THE DRY AIR ASSOCIATED WITH IT.

2 days ago | wesh.com | Cam Tran

TONIGHT AT 730 ON WESH TWO. WE WANT TO BRING IN FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST CAM TRAN HERE, BECAUSE THERE WAS SOMETHING YOU WERE TRACKING IN THE TROPICS, BUT WE’VE GOT SOME GOOD NEWS TO SHARE ON THAT FRONT. THAT’S RIGHT. THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER HAS NOW DEEMED IT A 0% CHANCE OF DEVELOPMENT. THAT’S RIGHT. AND THAT’S BECAUSE NOW THIS LOW IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP INLAND. AND OF COURSE, IF THERE SITS INLAND IT CAN’T BE ANYTHING TROPICAL. SO THAT’S THE GOOD NEWS.

2 days ago | wesh.com | Paola Tristan Arruda

Gov. Ron DeSantis recently signed a bill into law that expands services and funding for children with autism and other developmental disabilities in Florida. Senate Bill 112 allows students with disabilities to remain in Early Steps, an intervention program that assists children with developmental delays, up to age four. The previous cutoff was three. Additionally, the bill funds new charter schools, summer programs, and camps for students with autism.

2 days ago | wesh.com | Kellianne Klass

AT 730 ON WESH TWO AND AT 448, WE ARE SEEING JUST A FEW SHOWERS OUT THERE TODAY ON OUR RADAR. YEAH. LET’S GET TO FIRST WARNING. METEOROLOGIST KELLIANNE KLASS IS TODAY GOING TO TURN OUT LIKE YESTERDAY WITH RAIN THROUGH MUCH OF THE DAY? KELLIANNE IT’S GOING TO BE ON AND OFF THROUGHOUT THE DAY. THE REASON WHY THERE’S A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE THAT’S GOING TO DEVELOP, AND THIS IS GOING TO DEVELOP A NON-TROPICAL LOW. BUT THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER HAS TAGGED IT AS AN AREA OF INTEREST.

3 days ago | wesh.com | Cam Tran

WESH TWO NEWS STARTS RIGHT NOW. ALL RIGHT, AS YOU CAN EXPECT, SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE LIGHTING UP THE RADAR ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA. HERE WE GO AGAIN. AND SOME OF THOSE STORMS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO BE ON THE STRONG TO SEVERE SIDE. METEOROLOGIST CAM TRAN STANDING BY WITH A CLOSER LOOK. CAM THAT’S RIGHT. WE’RE SEEING DRENCHING DOWNPOURS ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA THIS AFTERNOON. ALL THANKS TO THIS AREA OF DISTURBED WEATHER DOWN TO OUR SOUTH.