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News to Know for July 22

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Good morning from the ABC Action News team.

It's Tuesday, July 22, and on this day in 1993, aviator Wiley Post completed the first solo flight around the world in just 7 days, 18 hours and 49 minutes. If you're flying today, hopefully on a shorter flight, Meteorologist Greg Dee suggests keeping an eye on the rain coming earlier than usual, around 11 a.m. While the early showers might disrupt a few flights, it’s not all bad news, because the Tampa Bay Rays could actually play tonight's game at 7:30 without the usual rain delay.


News to Know

  • Riverview neighbors still waiting for road repair nine months after Milton: More than nine months after Hurricane Milton, homeowners like Carmen Loveless would like to move on. But they can’t.
  • Remains of Air Force Tech. Sgt. Willis R. Hall of Florida, identified after decades: In 1968, while stationed at Lima Site 85 in Laos, Hall was killed during an attack by Vietnamese commandos, with only eight of the 18 men being rescued.
  • Homeowners shut out of the popular My Safe Florida Home Program: After two years of applying and waiting for funding, the Millers received a letter shattering whatever hope they had of securing a grant.
  • Wildfires and heat waves bring summer extremes across the country: The U.S. saw both vigorous wildfires and high heat warnings Monday, as extreme summer weather has the potential to reach from one side of the country to the other.


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Today's Weather Outlook

Meteorologist Greg Dee says we'll start today with warm temperatures and high humidity, with a few early showers and increasing rain coverage by midday.

Watch the One Minute Weather Forecast with Meteorologist Greg Dee:

Florida's Most Accurate Forecast with Greg Dee on Tuesday, July 22, 2025


Here are the current traffic conditions across Tampa Bay


Susan Solves It

Electric vehicles can ignite from exposure to saltwater during hurricanes and pose fire risks long after floodwaters recede, emphasizing the need for owner awareness this storm season. ABC Action News Reporter Susan El Khoury advises EV owners to move their vehicles out of flood-prone areas to prevent potential fire hazards after storms.

Susan Solves It: EV Flood Risks


Things to Do this July 22

  • Test your knowledge and compete for prizes at Trivia Night hosted by Timeless Entertainment at Keel Farms.
    • When: 6:30 p.m.
    • Where: 5202 W Thonotosassa Rd, Plant City
    • Cost: Free
  • Craft your own bonsai masterpiece in a fun, hands-on class at Armature Works.
    • When: 6:30 p.m.
    • Where: 1910 North Ola Avenue, Tampa
    • Cost: $80
  • Enjoy a relaxing evening of sewing and creativity at Sew Chill with AMRoC Fab Lab.
    • When: 5:30 p.m.
    • Where: 2154 University Square Mall, Tampa
    • Cost: Free

Looking for more Things to Do? Check out our Things To Do section.