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South Florida readying for deluge of rain over the next few days
SUMMARY: Terry Hornstein from CBS News Miami reports live from Hollywood, where residents are facing significant flooding. After heavy rainfall, roads are inundated, causing vehicles to stall, as experienced by one woman taking her children to school. Many drivers have turned back due to deep water. Homes are prepared with sandbags in anticipation of more rain over the coming days. For residents needing sandbags, four distribution locations in Broward County are available, including Pines Park and Mills Pond Park. Drivers are advised to exercise caution while navigating flooded areas. More information can be found at CBS Miami’s website.
Teri Hornstein reports several cities are handing out free sandbags to their residents.
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Dozens participate in protest against Trump in downtown Tampa
SUMMARY: Anthony Hill reports from downtown Tampa, where a protest against president-elect Donald Trump is underway. Demonstrators express opposition to Trump’s policies, viewing him as a divisive figure whose stances on immigration, women’s rights, and racism are unacceptable. Protesters carried signs voicing their resistance to his agenda. While some drivers showed support for the protest, others backed Trump. Meanwhile, Evan Power, chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, dismissed the protests as radical leftist reactions to Trump’s victory, asserting that Trump unites the country and calling for unity under his leadership. Tensions remain high following the contentious election.
Dozens of people protested against President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday outside of city hall in downtown Tampa.
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Driver killed in crash involving Publix truck in Miami Gardens
SUMMARY: A deadly crash occurred in Miami Gardens involving an 18-wheeler and a pickup truck. A tow truck responded but could not extract the semi, which remained lodged on top of the pickup. Investigators are on the scene, and the truck was likely departing from a nearby Publix Distribution Center when it collided with the pickup. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue reported that no one was hospitalized, but one individual from the pickup did not survive. Miami Gardens Police are now in charge of the investigation. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Morgan Rynor reports the force of the crash left a pick-up truck lodged under the Publix 18-wheeler.
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South Florida 6:30 p.m. Weather Forecast 11/10/2024
SUMMARY: The weather forecast indicates a mix of showers around Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Palm Beach County, particularly early this evening. Tomorrow, expect warm temperatures in the mid-70s and increased rain chances, especially as a front approaches. By Thursday and Friday, the wind will intensify and shift, bringing cooler, drier air by the weekend. Additionally, the tropics are being monitored for potential development in the Western Caribbean, but a high-pressure system should keep it at bay. Overall, temperatures will peak in the upper 80s early next week, cooling down to the low 80s by the weekend.
CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren says to expect a few spotty showers working their way through the area on Sunday evening.
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