Meteorologist Update

Sep. 16: Passing showers/storms at time

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Sep. 16: Passing showers/storms at time

Wednesday night: Rain will dampen South Florida as east-northeast winds guide hit-or-miss showers at times across parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties and the Keys. Otherwise, expect partly cloudy skies.

Sept. 14: Most stay dry this morning

Sept. 14: Most stay dry this morning

Welcome back to work and school. There may be some showers by the Keys this morning. Otherwise most stay dry for the morning commute and at the bus stop.

Sep. 13: Storms ease, but hot and stormy weather returns Monday

Sep. 13: Storms ease, but hot and stormy weather returns Monday

After a round of stormy weather, we will continue to gradually dry out. Tonight, we will keep a few clouds around, with lows falling into the upper 70s. Monday will feature hot temperatures once again, with highs topping out in the lower 90s. Sea breeze showers and storms will ramp up in the afternoon. While the bulk of the rain will set up inland, storms cannot be ruled out across some of our western neighborhoods.

Sep. 3: More of the same: soaking storms

Sep. 3: More of the same: soaking storms

A shower or rogue thunderstorm is not out of the question for South Florida Thursday night. Otherwise, some clouds will linger over Broward and Miami-Dade counties as temperatures slip to 80°F overnight.

Aug. 27: Decent weather conditions expected for viewing partial lunar eclipse

Aug. 27: Decent weather conditions expected for viewing partial lunar eclipse

Random shower aside, the weather will be mostly tranquil across South Florida Thursday night. Miami-Dade and Broward can expect partly cloudy skies as a partial lunar eclipse begins to unfold after 9 p.m. The eclipse will peak at 12:12 a.m. Friday, when 96% of the moon passes into Earth’s shadow. The moon could take on a reddish hue.

August 16: Warm, dry weekend continues

August 16: Warm, dry weekend continues

Unusually dry weather continues as we head through the back end of our weekend thanks to a lot of Saharan dust filling our skies keeping those rain and storm chances close to non-existent.

Aug. 15: Saharan dust, heat to keep South Florida hot and dry this week

Aug. 15: Saharan dust, heat to keep South Florida hot and dry this week

Saharan dust continues to overwhelm South Florida, suppressing rainfall and promoting hot temperatures. Temperatures are set to sizzle yet again Sunday. Highs will reach the lower 90s, with feels-like temperatures up to 105 degrees. A very small chance of a few showers cannot be ruled out for our western communities, with the rest of the region remaining dry.