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7 hours ago
Our soggy, stormy September continues, with an area of low pressure over the eastern Gulf keeping things unsettled through at least midweek. It’s great for the drought but lousy for outdoor plans, especially in the afternoon hours.
19 hours ago
A strong upper-level low will continue to influence weekend showers across South Florida.
1 day ago
Our soggy September continues with a good chance of mainly afternoon and early evening showers and thunderstorms this weekend.
1 day ago
South Florida remains in an unsettled weather pattern through the weekend, with localized flooding the primary concern as more rain is expected.
2 days ago
Unlike yesterday, we started the day with plenty of sunshine. This will warm us up to 90° this afternoon.
2 days ago
Good Friday morning. Grab your rain gear, we will see some showers by the Keys, Broward and Miami-Dade this morning, but nothing as wet as yesterday morning.
2 days ago
A random shower or storm is not completely out of the question for South Florida Thursday night.
3 days ago
Parts of South Florida, especially around Fort Lauderdale, have picked up 3-6 inches of rain so far Thursday morning.
3 days ago
Good Thursday morning! Grab your rain gear as we will see some showers by the Keys, Broward and Miami-Dade counties this morning.
3 days ago
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.
A surge of moisture has been streaming in from the Bahamas and will give us the chance for scattered downpours at any point on Wednesday.
Good Wednesday morning! Here we go grab your rain gear, We will see some showers by the Keys and near the coastal areas of Broward and Miami-Dade this morning.
Showers and storms remain possible for South Florida. Though Tuesday evening starts mostly dry for Miami-Dade and Broward counties, the weather could turn as the night unfolds.
Unlike the pattern we’ve been in recently, the highest chance of rain will be after sunset. Only a few storms will develop during the heating of the day with highs in the low 90s.
Good Tuesday morning. There may be some showers this morning off the breeze. Otherwise, most areas will stay dry for the morning commute and at the bus stop.
Though a hit or miss shower/thunderstorm is not completely out of the question on Monday night (especially inland), the weather will not offer much drama for South Florida.
While we had decent coverage of thunderstorms over the weekend, some drier air in the atmosphere will work to lower our rain chances today.
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.
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.
Keep the umbrellas handy, we’ve got lots of showers and t’storms in the forecast through the upcoming week as our wet September continues.
Our soggy September continues with hot and steamy weather giving way to mainly afternoon showers and storms this weekend and into much of next week.
Friday will be another active weather day for South Florida with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Good Friday morning. Here we go again -- grab your rain gear, we will see some showers by the Keys and near the coastal areas of Broward and Miami-Dade this morning.
As Thursday night unfolds, clouds linger over South Florida.
We’re in a usual rainy season pattern of thunderstorms in the morning through early afternoon, mostly shifting west later in the day.
Grab your rain gear. We will see some showers by the Keys and near the coastal areas of Broward and Miami-Dade this morning.
Wednesday evening kicks off mostly dry for South Florida. Late-night showers, or even a spotty storm, could dampen parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
There has been a batch of showers and a few thunderstorms rolling in from the Bahamas from time-to-time today.
It’s a wet start to your Wednesday for some areas, so grab your rain gear.
There could be some spotty showers and storms over South Florida early Tuesday evening, especially inland.
Showers and thunderstorms will develop again on Tuesday afternoon and evening, but don’t expect nearly as many storms as Monday.
Back to school and work -- grab your rain gear as we will see a rinse and repeat forecast today.
Lingering rain showers over South Florida will fade Monday evening, leaving mostly to partly cloudy skies for Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
This Labor Day weekend will continue to feature stormy conditions. Expect a round of storms to continue to materialize this afternoon.
Another warm and humid start to the day across South Florida with an isolated shower chance through the morning.
This Labor Day weekend will continue to feature stormy conditions.
It might be September, but somebody forgot to tell Mother Nature.
The news isn’t good as far as our holiday weekend forecast is concerned, with showers and storms likely each day.
Outdoor plans this Labor Day weekend are likely to be interrupted by soaking storms.
The timing of the storms today is different from what we’ve been used to this week. We are starting the day with showers and thunderstorms.
Happy Friday! Grab your rain gear. Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected, and some storms this afternoon could be strong to severe.
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.
The pattern is on repeat with another round of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Some of these could even last past sunset into tonight.
Happy Thursday. Grab your rain gear, we will see a rinse and repeat forecast today.
Wednesday night could bring a spotty shower or storm to parts of South Florida. Otherwise, mostly to partly cloudy skies will be the rule across Miami-Dade and Broward counties as winds become calm overnight and temperatures slip to near 80 degrees.
Grab your rain gear -- scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected.
Showers and storms will soak parts of South Florida Tuesday evening, including Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
The atmosphere above us is locked in with a ton of moisture. This will make it easy for showers and thunderstorms to develop again today.
Welcome to September. Grab your rain gear -- scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected, some storms later today could be strong to severe.
There could be a random shower or storm over parts of South Florida Monday evening.
High temperatures will be around 91° each day, which is only slightly hotter than average for this time of the year.
Good Monday morning! Welcome to your last day of August. Grab your rain gear, scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected.
Keep the rain gear handy. Our active weather pattern is here to stay.
Keep the umbrellas handy, we’ve got another wet forecast for this final Sunday of August.
As we come down the home stretch for the month of August, we’ve got some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast but most of these will occur in the morning with lots of dry time in the afternoon this weekend.
A typical rainy season pattern is in place for the weekend and all of next week. Expect showers and thunderstorms at times, but no day looks like a complete washout.
Good Friday morning. Lows this morning are in the 80s, heat indices are in the 90s.
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.
South Florida is firmly back into a rainy season pattern with scattered showers and thunderstorms each day.
Good Thursday morning. Lows this morning are in the 80s, heat indices are in the 90s.
Hit-or-miss showers could dampen parts of South Florida on Wednesday evening. Otherwise, lingering clouds will be the rule for Miami-Dade and Broward counties as the night unfolds.
High temperatures all week are expected to be in the low 90s. This is a little hotter than average, but below the level of heat advisories.
Good Wednesday morning. Lows this morning are in the upper 80s. High temperatures will be in the lower 90s, but heat indices will be reaching 100 degrees.
While last week was all about the record heat, temperatures this week are only slightly hotter than average.
Showers and an isolated storm will continue through the early afternoon with highs in the upper 80s and lower 90s across South Florida.
Good Tuesday morning. Lows this morning are in the upper 80s.
It will be another hot week with temperatures slightly above average, but at least we’re not breaking records this time.
Lingering smoke from nearby brush fires and Saharan dust will leave a slight haze in the sky through the start of the week.
Good Monday morning. Lows this morning are in the upper 70s thanks to the overnight showers.
Showers and storms are moving eastward this evening. As the sun sets, storms will diminish, and dry weather will take over tonight, with lows in the upper 70s and lower 80s.
After a warm and humid start to the day, with the chance of an isolated shower in the morning, temperatures will quickly heat up into the lower 90s, with a mix of sun and clouds.
Typical August heat and humidity are in the forecast through the weekend, with a few cooling showers and storms rolling in Saturday afternoon.
The pattern is on repeat with high temperatures consistently in the low to middle 90s. With high humidity, the heat index could exceed 105° at times.
Good Friday morning. Lows this morning are in the mid 80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
This is the 36th day this year that we’ve had a heat advisory in effect with a heat index as high as 100°.
Good Thursday morning. Lows this morning are in the mid 80s, with heat indices already in the upper 80s.
Wednesday has been another record breaking day for heat across South Florida with the first Extreme Heat Warning of the year issued for Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
Good Wednesday morning. After seeing an all-time record high of 100 degrees yesterday in Miami, lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
South Florida settles into a very warm, dry Tuesday evening. As skies remain mainly clear, temperatures are forecast to drop to 80°F overnight across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Miami could reach 99° for the high temperature today. If so, it would be the hottest temperature we have experienced since 1942.
Miami could reach 99 degrees for the high temperature on Tuesday. If so, it would be the hottest temperature we have experienced since 1942.
The weather remains very dry and very warm across South Florida Monday night.
If you thought it couldn’t get any hotter, the hottest temperatures of the year are expected early this week.
Welcome back to school and work. Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
Saharan dust continues to overwhelm South Florida, suppressing rainfall and promoting hot temperatures.
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.
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.
A heat advisory is in effect again for South Florida as the heat index will approach 105-100 degrees on Saturday.