1 hour ago
Showers and storms will soak parts of South Florida Friday evening. While far west Miami-Dade County and the Everglades are likely to be targets for active weather, Palm Beach and Broward counties should stay weather aware as the night unfolds because there is a marginal severe thunderstorm risk. The main threat would be damaging winds.
11 hours ago
This is the 5th Heat Advisory in a row in effect through 7 p.m. for a heat index up to 110°.
14 hours ago
Here we go again. For the fifth day in a row, a Heat Advisory has been issued this morning and is in effect from 12 PM until 7 PM today.
1 day ago
The weather will be mostly dry and quite warm across South Florida Thursday night. Miami-Dade and Broward counties can expect partly cloudy skies with haze from brushfire smoke still hanging over some areas. Temperatures are forecast to dip to the low 80s overnight.
1 day ago
This is the fourth day in a row with a Heat Advisory in South Florida. Temperatures will be in the middle 90s, but when you factor in the excessive humidity the heat index will peak at 105°-110° this afternoon.
1 day ago
A Heat Advisory has been issued again this morning and is in effect from 12 PM until 7 PM today.
2 days ago
There could be a stray shower or two across parts of South Florida on Wednesday evening. As the night unfolds, showers will fade. Lingering clouds and smoke from brushfires in northwest Miami-Dade County could lead to reduced visibility in some areas. Very warm conditions will persist. Temperatures are forecast to fall to around 80 degrees overnight.
2 days ago
It was a smoky start from wildfires burning just west of Doral in Miami-Dade County. Even ash reportedly was falling across Broward County overnight.
2 days ago
A Heat Advisory has been issued again this morning and is in effect for coastal/metro Miami-Dade and Broward counties from 12 p.m. until 6 p.m. today.
3 days ago
We’re starting the day with an Air Quality Alert for Broward County until noon. Smoke from the wildfire near Doral has dropped air quality to the “unhealthy” category. Not just for sensitive groups, but for everyone. After noon, the smoke will lift off the ground and the smell will improve.
3 days ago
A heat advisory has been issued again this morning and is in effect for coastal/metro Miami-Dade and Broward counties from 12 a.m. until 6 p.m. today.
We had the first Heat Advisory of the season issued for South Florida on Monday with a measured heat index up to 110° in Broward County.
A Heat Advisory is in effect until 6 p.m. for Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Feels like temperatures could reach 103 to 107 degrees this afternoon.
Get ready, the new workweek is starting off hot and humid.
As afternoon storms come to an end, temperatures will remain warm throughout the night. Lows will fall into the upper 70s by Monday morning.
Look for a sizzling, steamy Sunday with highs in the lower 90s and the “feels like” near or over 100 degrees today.
It’s been unusually storm-free for June over the past week or so, but rain chances will increase this weekend.
We’ve had full sunshine and dry weather for much of Friday.
High pressure is shifting farther into the Atlantic, causing winds to become lighter and turn more southeasterly through the weekend.
There’s been very little, if any, stormy weather around this week, but scattered showers & storms will start ramping up this weekend.
The weather will be relatively tranquil across South Florida Thursday night.
It’s another mostly dry day with only a few showers around, mainly in the Florida Keys.
Our relatively quiet June weather pattern continues with warm, humid weather but not much rain here locally through tomorrow.
While rain over parts of Southwest Florida fades Wednesday night, the weather remains mostly dry for Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Considering it’s June, it could certainly be worse out there. We’ll see highs in the upper 80s over the next couple of days, but it’ll feel more like the upper 90s once the humidity is factored in, so stay hydrated and get into the air conditioning whenever you get a chance.
A stray shower or two is not completely out of the question for South Florida Tuesday night.
Just like yesterday, only a couple of showers are possible in our area today.
High pressure will continue to keep us in a relatively calm weather pattern with low rain chances again today.
The weather will not offer too much drama for South Florida Monday night.
It’s a much hotter day compared to the weekend as high humidity surges back in.
High pressure will continue to remain the dominant weather feature across South Florida, keeping us in a hot and humid pattern with low rain chances, for the next few days.
After a mostly dry weekend across South Florida, the weather pattern is expected to change by the middle of the workweek.
Outside of a few scattered showers mainly during the morning hours our weather is unusually quiet.
While a few passing showers cannot be ruled out this evening across the Upper Keys and southern Miami-Dade County, drier air aloft is working to significantly limit rainfall this weekend. Temperatures will fall into the upper 70s overnight, with near-normal highs on Sunday. Expect temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s.
After a very rainy week things started drying out yesterday and this drier weather pattern will continue through most of the weekend.
The weekend starts on a nice note for South Florida as less humid air takes hold. Miami-Dade and Broward counties can expect scattered clouds Friday night and east-northeast winds with temperatures dropping to the mid 70s overnight.
A rare June cool front is pushing all the rain from the last several days to the south into the Florida Keys.
We’ll be able to put our umbrellas away for a couple of days and break out the sunglasses!
You may have noticed a slight drop in humidity today compared to the last couple days.
Happy last day of school for Miami-Dade County students and administrators!
Spotty showers and storms cannot be ruled out for South Florida Wednesday night.
We have ended the streak of record breaking hot temperatures today with the extra clouds and rain.
We continue with a warm west wind, providing for above average morning lows in the 80s.
Showers or a rogue thunderstorm cannot be ruled out for South Florida Tuesday night.
Happy Tuesday. We continue with a warm west wind, providing for above average morning lows in the 80s.
Today is a tricky forecast. Widespread cloud cover is giving us a gloomy start and preventing energy from building up to fuel afternoon thunderstorms.
Happy June 1st. As we start the new work and school week we continue with a warm west wind, providing for above average morning lows in the 80s.
Sizzling temperatures near record highs and deep tropical moisture helped fuel stormy weather across South Florida today. Showers and thunderstorms will gradually fade after sunset.
Lots of tropical moisture sitting over South Florida will combine with daytime heating to trigger scattered showers and t’storms each day through midweek.
Light evening showers are moving through the region and are expected to clear tonight. Clouds will linger overnight and into Sunday morning. Additional showers are expected to develop Sunday afternoon, and an isolated thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. High temperatures will reach the lower 90s. Humid conditions will make it feel even hotter, with heat index values approaching 100 degrees.
Very warm and humid conditions will make it feel close to 100 degrees this weekend, with any cooling afternoon thunderstorms holding off until after 3 p.m.
The last weekend of May will be hot, humid and stormy at times for South Florida.
Heat and humidity with scattered showers & storms pretty much sums up our forecast today through early next week.
A stormy weather pattern has shifted over South Florida. We started the day with scattered thunderstorms and more are expected to develop this afternoon.
Good Thursday morning. Showers are already moving into parts of Miami-Dade and the Keys this morning.
The weather will not bring too much drama for South Florida Wednesday night.
Wednesday is a transition day into a much wetter pattern as a rich river of moisture is about to move over Florida from the Caribbean.
Good Wednesday morning. Expect another morning with a few showers off the breeze.
It is more of the same for South Florida Tuesday night: warm and humid conditions with a southeast breeze.
Just like Monday, we will see a few showers moving off the Atlantic from time to time. A couple are expected this afternoon, with more arriving near and after sunset.
Good Tuesday morning. It’s back to work and school with a few showers in the breeze. Winds will continue to gust from the southeast, helping warm temperatures into the upper 80s, with heat indices reaching near 100 degrees.
East-southeast winds will carry a few showers across parts of South Florida and the Florida Keys Monday night.
South Florida, this Memorial Day will continue to feature limited showers and steamy temperatures.
Good Memorial Day morning! Expect some early coastal showers rolling in off the ocean breeze.
This Memorial Day weekend will feature limited showers and steamy temperatures.
This Memorial Day weekend will feature limited showers and steamy temperatures.
If you have any outdoor plans this holiday weekend, the forecast looks pretty favorable. It’ll feel like it’s in the upper 90s, however, so stay cool and stay hydrated.
Warm, humid, and maybe a passing shower or two -- that sums up the weather plan for South Florida this Memorial holiday weekend.
It’s another quiet weather day with only an isolated shower or two moving onshore. Most will stay dry.
Happy Friday! Some early coastal showers are rolling in off the ocean breeze again this morning.
Warm, humid and mostly quiet conditions - that describes the weather for South Florida Thursday night.
Today will be very similar to yesterday with just an isolated shower or two off the Atlantic.
Good Thursday morning. Some early coastal showers are rolling in off the ocean breeze again this morning.
Partly cloudy skies and an east breeze Wednesday night offers more of the same for South Florida.
We are in a pattern over the next couple days where morning showers move west in the afternoon and we are left with only an isolated shower or two.
Good Wednesday morning. Expect some early coastal showers rolling in off the ocean breeze.
East winds could steer a few, Atlantic showers across parts of South Florida or the Keys Tuesday night.
Just like yesterday, we will have spotty showers and thunderstorms moving across South Florida from the Bahamas.
Good Tuesday morning as we start the day with some early coastal showers rolling in off an ocean breeze.
Parts of South Florida could see wet weather Monday night as east winds continue to direct “here/there” showers from the Atlantic waters toward Miami-Dade and Broward counties and the Keys.
We are firmly in the rainy season and you can tell by looking at the forecast this week.
Happy Monday! As we start the new week, be ready for some early coastal showers rolling in off an ocean breeze.
Caribbean moisture has moved north into South Florida while at the same time high pressure off the Carolina coast is getting us easterly winds.
A more humid and unsettled weather pattern is developing across South Florida as we head into the first part of next week. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible on Sunday, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. Some storms could produce frequent lightning and heavy downpours.
Warm and tranquil -- that describes the weather across South Florida Friday night. Miami-Dade and Broward counties can expect mainly clear skies with winds becoming light as the night unfolds. Temperatures are forecast to drop to the mid 70s.