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

After areas of dense morning fog dissipate, sunshine will be on hand for the afternoon as temperatures stay mild, in the upper 70s to near 80. High pressure anchored across the Gulf will supply more of this type of weather through the end of the week as we keep things rain-free for the time being.

Some changes await in the weekend forecast as a weak front slides in from the northwest, introducing more clouds by Sunday along with isolated showers. While the rain coverage will be limited, it will be noticeable when the front passes as temperatures cool down into next week; after highs around 80 this weekend, cooler 60s will resume on Monday.

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Highs: Upper 70s to Near 80

Lows: Upper 50s

Rain Coverage: 0%

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Around Central Florida

1. Hungerford family member expresses optimism about proposed Eatonville property sale
Despite a plea from the town of Eatonville for more time to make its own bid, a deal that could see the historic Hungerford Property sold to Dr. Phillips Charities is one step closer to being finalized.

2. Vente Venezuela Orlando upholds hope for restoration in Venezuela
Venezuelan leaders in Central Florida are sharing that they want to give people hope following the arrest of deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

3. Families struggle to get home from holiday travel after U.S. strike in Venezuela shuts down airspace
Air travel affects are still lingering as people try to get home from the Caribbean. The operation in Venezuela caused the airspace to shut down for hours on Saturday night, canceling hundreds of flights.

4. Volusia County woman finds assistance with The Neighborhood Center of West Volusia
Transitional housing serves an important role helping to support people to achieve and maintain permanent housing.

Around the Nation

1. Experts talk Sen. Mark Rubio’s role in Maduro ouster

2. Michael Reagan, the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan, dies at 80

3. European leaders push back on Trump’s comments about U.S. takeover of Greenland

4. Trump says U.S. to get 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil from Venezuela at market price

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