
Manatee County schools build on academic momentum ahead of new school year
By Marcus Chen
ABC 7 Suncoast SWFL

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A significant weather pattern change is coming Wednesday, bringing afternoon and evening storms back to the area after days of scattered morning showers, according to First Alert Chief Meteorologist Bob Harrigan.Here’s what to expect and how it affects your plans:Tuesday: Quieter Day, Plan Outdoor ActivitiesTuesday is your best day to get outside. Morning coastal showers are possible (20% chance), but rain chances drop significantly by noon. Expect mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon with temperatures reaching the mid-80s. This is a good day to schedule outdoor late afternoon plans before the pattern changes.Wednesday: Pattern Shift Begins — Storms ReturnBuckle up: Wednesday marks a major shift in our weather pattern. Winds will turn east-to-southeast, triggering afternoon and evening storms. While morning rain chances stay low (20-30% near the coast), storms will develop and intensify through the afternoon and evening hours.What to watch for:Heavy rainfall at
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