Above-average hurricane season, US landfall chances in CSU forecast • Orlando airport expands direct flights to Europe, seeks Korea route
Orlando Sentinel Evening Update Thursday, April 3, 2025 | | |
| | | | Dow's drop | Hurricane season prediction | Direct flights from Orlando | | | | Financial markets around the world are reeling. | | | | | Experts at Colorado State University revealed Thursday they're expecting an above-average storm season with nine hurricanes and a better than 50% chance a major one will strike the United States. The seasonal forecast points to warmer-than-normal waters in the eastern subtropical Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean as harbingers of an active season similar to 2024. The […] | | | | | Looking to get away? Orlando International Airport is adding nonstop flights to Munich, Madrid and Paris. | | | | | Parents at a public school could vote to convert it into a charter school, and the district must provide the campus rent-free, even if the idea is opposed by teachers, under a bill in the state Legislature. | | | | | Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said he disagrees with a federal appeals court's recent decision upholding a long gun-buying age restriction, passed in the wake of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland in 2018. | | | | | For the first time since 2019, the Knights enter a season without a clear-cut starting quarterback. | | | | | The review will also look at other defense officials' use of the publicly available app. | | | | | A consultant's study determined that it isn't the sewage treatment plant. But that has left officials wondering what the odor could possibly be. | | | | | Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to dismiss reports that Canadians will stay away from Florida as a backlash to President Donald Trump's tariffs and threats to annex Canada. | | | | | Florida developers could gain more latitude from legislative bills this year that aim to piggyback off the state's law to increase affordable housing. But the proposed legislation also may pose challenges to some cities. | | | | | Orlando's Renaissance Theatre has become an integral part of the Central Florida theater scene — by pushing theatrical boundaries. | | | |
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