Good morning, Central Florida. Here’s what you need to know today.

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An isolated shower may develop today but most will stay dry as high pressure builds in from the west. Highs will return to the low 80s, not far from the seasonal average of 80 degrees.

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Highs: Low 80s

Lows: Mid-60s

Rain Coverage: 20%

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Around Central Florida

1. Experts share concerns, next steps for evacuated Central Florida apartments
As inspections continue at two apartment complexes in Orange and Seminole counties, Central Floridians who rent, or who are looking to rent, are wondering what to pay attention to.

2. Central Floridians opt for trains to save on travel costs
Whether it is traveling across the country, the state or around town, travelers in Central Florida are looking at alternative types of transportation to save time and money.

3. NASA’S SLS rocket will propel America back to the moon
We are nearing the launch of Artemis II, and the Space Launch System is the foundation of NASA’s return to the moon program.

4. Port Canaveral board votes against sale of 50-acre parcel for LNG plant
The proposal for a liquefied natural gas plant along Sea Ray Drive in Merritt Island is now off the table.

Around the Nation

1. Senate expected to vote Thursday on funding parts of DHS, as travelers face long lines at airports

2. Senate Committee holds hearing on Social Security’s future

3. White House maintains ‘productive’ talks with Iran are ongoing, but U.S. prepared to ‘unleash hell’

4. Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable in landmark social media addiction trial

Quote of the Day

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Wednesday that it would temporarily allow widespread sales of a higher ethanol gas blend in a move that they hope will tamp down consumer prices that have soared since the Iran war began.

The sale of E15 is typically discontinued in the summer because it can contribute to harmful air pollution.