SUMMARY: Meteorologist Dave Warren reports a week of weather changes, starting with cooler temperatures due to a front bringing drier air. The current temperature in downtown is 77°F, with minor shower activity expected, mainly in the southern areas. By Monday and Tuesday, temperatures may reach 88°F, settling around 86°F with increasing breezes from the Northeast. The full moon may cause minor flooding during high tides. Additionally, a weather system in the Atlantic shows potential for development, warranting observation. Rain chances remain low, but gusty winds and shower activity are anticipated later in the week.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren says to expect drier and cooler conditions this coming week, and details the latest developments in the tropics.

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SUMMARY: In Claremont, evacuations are underway due to rising water levels following Hurricane Helen. Power is out, and police are assisting with evacuations near Lighthouse Lane, where water on the roads has reached above knee level, preventing vehicle access. The city issued the evacuation order earlier today, affecting homes near the lake. Most residents have evacuated, but a few have chosen to stay. Officers remain on-site to assist anyone who decides to leave. Fox 35’s Chris Lindsay reports live from the scene, highlighting the ongoing safety efforts in the community.

The Emerald Lake mobile home park in Clermont, Florida, was evacuated on Sunday as floodwaters began to rise. An officer told FOX 35’s Chris Lindsay that not everyone complied with the voluntary evacuation. Some areas are expected to flood as rainfall and water from Hurricane Milton hits rivers and lakes.

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SUMMARY: At Port Tampa Bay, efforts are underway to distribute fuel to the community, with a steady flow of trucks. However, many residents, like Pasco County’s Lady Rollins, are still struggling to find gas after evacuating for Hurricane Milton. Rollins faced long lines and hours spent searching for an open pump. Despite reports of adequate fuel supply, delays stem from power outages caused by the hurricane, preventing safe loading operations. Port officials are optimistic about fully reopening terminals and increasing fuel shipments soon. As frustration mounts among residents, approximately half of Florida’s fuel supply relies on this port.

Officials are working to get gas from the port to residents.

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