It’s primary day and the heat is on, Florida.
As voters cast their ballots, much of the state is baking through another day of dangerous heat, with temperatures pushing toward 100 degrees in some cities.
From reporter Kimberly Miller, here’s what’s fueling this unusually persistent hot spell.
Here’s a little more of what’s going on across the Sunshine State:
Runoff watch: Former Gov. Charlie Crist appears headed for a strong showing in today’s St. Pete mayoral election. The bigger question: Will he clear the 50% mark or face a long wait for a November runoff?
Hidden talent: Jaguars safety Caleb Ransaw has spent his life around football. But another family tradition may end up being just as important to him.
Up in the air: Flying cars are coming to Florida, at least according to state officials. Florida TODAY opinion editor John Torres wants to know: Would you get into, let alone drive, a flying car?
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This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: Florida TODAY: Florida heat wave, Charlie Crist, flying cars
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