Oct 9, 2026 · 8 min · 9 segments
It’s Friday, October 9th - this weekend’s supposed to be a rainy one, but there’s still plenty going on in the Tampa Bay area, from a plant festival to the reopening of the Tampa Theatre, to a class…
Skye LeBronHost
Malaika HollisGuest
[upbeat music] Hurricane Isaias is now a Category 2 storm, and it's expected to make landfall on the western side of the Florida Panhandle tonight or tomorrow.
Even though no Tampa Bay Area county is under direct threat from the storm, there's still ripple effects for this area.
There's flood warnings for Cypress Creek at State Road 54 in Pasco County, Little Manatee River in Wimauma, and Manatee River in Manatee County.
There's also coastal flood advisories starting this morning for Pasco, Hernando, and Citrus Counties, along with more to the north of that.
Plus, there's a high chance of rip currents along Florida's west coast, so maybe not the weekend to test out your saltwater swimming skills.
The Tampa Theatre opens back up tomorrow after the main auditorium was closed for months to complete a multimillion dollar restoration.
If you see those terracotta roofs right here, there's two of them, and you see a whole bunch of different tiles.
After 100 years of dust, we thought they were all the same color, and when they came in and did the restoration, the first thing they did was clean it, and you realize it's about five different paint colors.
Fixing up the theater cost 24 and a half million bucks with a big chunk of that coming from the city.
We're gonna talk more about how you can celebrate its big 100 and reopening during the event roundup in a couple minutes.
Rookie QB Jaylen Daniels didn't turn the ball over and played pretty well, and the defense looked stout against what's known as a pretty good Cowboys offense.
They get a little extra time to rest up until next Sunday when they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Tampa.
[upbeat music] Hurricane Isaias is now a Category 2 storm, and it's expected to make landfall on the western side of the Florida Panhandle tonight or tomorrow.
Even though no Tampa Bay Area county is under direct threat from the storm, there's still ripple effects for this area.
There's flood warnings for Cypress Creek at State Road 54 in Pasco County, Little Manatee River in Wimauma, and Manatee River in Manatee County.
There's also coastal flood advisories starting this morning for Pasco, Hernando, and Citrus Counties, along with more to the north of that.
Plus, there's a high chance of rip currents along Florida's west coast, so maybe not the weekend to test out your saltwater swimming skills.
The Tampa Theatre opens back up tomorrow after the main auditorium was closed for months to complete a multimillion dollar restoration.
If you see those terracotta roofs right here, there's two of them, and you see a whole bunch of different tiles.
After 100 years of dust, we thought they were all the same color, and when they came in and did the restoration, the first thing they did was clean it, and you realize it's about five different paint colors.
Fixing up the theater cost 24 and a half million bucks with a big chunk of that coming from the city.
We're gonna talk more about how you can celebrate its big 100 and reopening during the event roundup in a couple minutes.
Rookie QB Jaylen Daniels didn't turn the ball over and played pretty well, and the defense looked stout against what's known as a pretty good Cowboys offense.
They get a little extra time to rest up until next Sunday when they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Tampa.
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