Weather in Florida Sept. 29, 2009, 5 a.m.

The weak front yesterday, is now well to our south. The second front is moving through northern Florida at this time. The band of showers and thunderstorms ahead in this field continues to weaken as it moves south.
This morning, our approach will link the former northern provinces, and by early afternoon, way south of Orlando. The limited moisture in the region will keep rain chances to an absolute minimum. In general, most expect clear skies and low humidity during the day. High temperatures continue to rise in the 90 upper and 80 lower. This front will be drier / cooler air.
At night, is when most people will feel the difference. Expected to mostly clear skies and temperatures drop to the mid 60s. Rural areas will be even colder, with lows in the mid-upper 50s.
Tomorrow is good for our southern front, and high pressure begins to build in the back. As the high builds the movement of dry air masses in A Fire Weather Watch is issued for most of the area, due to low humidity. Plenty of sunshine can be expected. It will be remarkably smooth and comfortable. Highs will be in the low to mid 80s.
Temperatures are rising, as we head into the weekend. Continuous frontal boundary approaching slowly from the north, offers Central Florida, with a moist southwest flow, increases the probability of rain.
In the tropics are not provided training for the coming days.

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In Florida Solar-Hydrogen House Unite New, Old

The upper floors, high ceilings, roofs and steep cliffs range come from "crack houses traditional," which was based on the shade and air circulation for relief from the hot tropical climate of Florida.
A couple of magnolias, dark red walls, ceiling fans, bamboo and wood floors, rustic beams salvaged from a barn in Georgia, add the atmosphere of the cozy little brick house in the center of Florida State University and the University mortar.
It may seem a throwback misplaced, but the $ 575,000 Off-Grid Zero Emission Building - OGZEB - a futuristic touch. Your task is to examine possible solutions for the world's energy and climate change problems by combining the old trick of advanced technologies, including single solar hydrogen.
"What we're trying to do is create a building in the morning with a lot of sense today," said project director Justin Kramer. "If nobody wanted to live in it, what's the point?"
Like a house of the 19th century cracking, no power lines.
Solar panels on the roof are one of the few recommendations of two-bedroom house is a relic of the past. The solar panels on the roof are in bloom, a country of this year, because a large federal grant, which pays 30 percent of the cost. States such as Florida, offer additional tax credits and other incentives to reduce cost.

With Florida State outside the home network, some of the electricity produced is used to convert water into hydrogen to power when the sun is not shining.
Dedicated in August OGZEB has a couple of small offices, but most of the interior, including a large living-dining-kitchen is strictly residential. Graduate students, staff and dignitaries will take turns to give life to us old and new technologies in the world, is a true screening test.
"If it had been in use, we have good data," said by Kramer.

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Three killed in Florida apartment

Officers respond to domestic calls Disturbance found three family members died in an apartment in Sunrise, Florida, police said.
Friends of the family, known as dead Quincy Kelly, 35, his wife Lisa, 32, and their daughter, 13, Sørøya, South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Monday.
The police found the bodies Sunday after kicking the door to the bedroom, police Lt. Brian Gerity said Sun-Sentinel. Kelly's mother and aunt also lived in the house, but they were safe.
Kelly and his wife, of Jamaica, appear to be a happy couple, "said Sam Mitchell, who attended the same church as Kelly Family.
"There was no indication that such a thing as" Ms. Mitchell said, adding that Quincy Kelly is working with computers and enthusiasm cars.
Police released no further details and has not determined a motive for the shooting, the Sun-Sentinel reported.

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Weather in Florida Sept. 28, 2009, 5 p.m.

Try as they arrived in Central Florida this week, and when it will only be in this area for a short time, it will be fun week and dry work.
Weak frontal border to the western part of the peninsula, with a light flow throughout the region today has some dry weather has moved back. This is the first week of dry weather in the fall than we've seen that temperatures will drop slightly more than 60 and clear skies most of the morning Wednesday to see some mid-morning.
Since leading solve our south later in the evening, Northwest will flow up and help push forward on a broad front seconds by the region and late evening and tomorrow.
This is a second front, which coincides with residual moisture and fall to our digging deep into the low to mid-60th Published in the morning.
Tuesday brings a clear and sunny, with peaks in the mid 80s to near 90 and a second front on Tuesday, as cold air, with lows Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in 60 years, some values down 60s.
Our normally cooler areas north of Interstate 4 May view Lows in the mid 50s Wednesday and Thursday morning. The afternoon will be warmer this week, with temperatures in the mid 80's flight to sunny skies Friday.
At the end of the week, the weather began to develop the main area of the stream south of the return of moisture on Saturday and good luck to rain, or even above normal Sunday.
Expect cloudy skies this weekend with temperatures in the upper 80th. The risk of 30 percent occur a rain Saturday and a 40 per cent chance of rain Sunday.
Tropics quiet until now.

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