SUMMARY: Pope Francis, 88, is set to make his first public appearance in five weeks after surviving a severe case of pneumonia that nearly cost him his life. He will offer a blessing from the Gemelli hospital in Rome before returning to the Vatican for rest and rehabilitation. Despite his health challenges, including respiratory crises and a fungal lung infection, doctors are optimistic about his recovery. Francis, who has chronic lung disease, is expected to regain his normal activities in due time. His long hospitalization, the second-longest in papal history, has brought relief to the Vatican and Catholic faithful worldwide.

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SUMMARY: A group of almost 20 adults and children from Jacksonville, Florida, had their mission trip unexpectedly extended when their flight from Heathrow Airport in London was canceled due to a power outage. The outage, caused by a fire at a nearby electrical substation, led to the cancellation of over a thousand flights, stranding around 200,000 passengers. Despite the inconvenience, the group remained positive, with leader Brandon Rossi emphasizing their commitment to the mission. They rebooked for Monday and planned to continue spreading their message and building relationships in Ely, England. The group will depart in two separate flights before noon.

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SUMMARY: The South Florida weather forecast for March 22, 2025, indicates dry conditions through the weekend and into Monday, with temperatures reaching the low 80s. A weak front will bring rain chances starting Tuesday, continuing into Wednesday, offering some relief from drought conditions. The rain, while not heavy, will help alleviate severe drought in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Temperatures will remain warm, with highs reaching 80-84°F early next week. Humidity levels will increase, preventing fire risks, and by the middle of the week, on-and-off showers and storms will become more common, continuing into Thursday and Friday.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist KC Sherman says to expect dry conditions for Saturday evening but prepare for rain chances to increase by Tuesday.

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