The 2025 hurricane season began Sunday, and Local 10 is making sure you are prepared.

The 26th annual Carnaval on the Mile was set to kick off in Coral Gables Saturday morning.

After 25 consecutive days of no measurable rain, Miami received .51 inches of rain on Tuesday, while Fort Lauderdale received .03 inches.

A weak cold front made its way through South Florida on Monday, bringing slightly cooler temperatures and a refreshing breeze across the region.

Local 10 News’ 11th annual Big Bus Toy Express hit the road on Friday, collecting new, unwrapped toys for the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program.

Local 10 News' 11th annual Big Bus Toy Express will be hitting the road on Friday.

South Florida residents and visitors are expected to enjoy refreshing temperatures as Thanksgiving week begins, with cooler air keeping the region cozy.

Beep! Beep! The Local 10 Big Bus Toy Express is all fueled up and ready to crisscross South Florida on Friday, Dec. 13. In its 11th season, the double-decker bus will be decked out with holiday decorations, children’s choirs and live music.

A flash flood warning is in effect for some areas in South Florida Thursday evening as strong storms have brought heavy rain and caused widespread flooding in several areas, including downtown Fort Lauderdale and parts of Miami-Dade County.

A tornado warning was issued for extreme western Broward County Wednesday morning.

There was a flood advisory in effect on Friday afternoon in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

The rain storms will continue through the weekend in South Florida and so will the flooding in prone areas.

Local 10 Weather Authority is tracking a storm moving eastward.

A risk of both severe weather and flooding remained in South Florida on Thursday evening, The National Weather Service warned while asking the public to exercise caution, especially in areas that are saturated from prior rainfall and residual flooding.

Broward School Board chair Lori Alhadeff announced that Broward County Public Schools will be preparing to reopen on Monday after a flooding emergency prompted schools to close on Thursday and Friday.

The National Weather Service has issued a severed thunderstorm warning for Broward County.

Local 10 News Chief Meteorologist Betty Davis was the moderator of an important discussion on Tuesday morning in Broward County.

The 2nd annual Be A Hero-Run4Kids 5K Race takes place Jan. 29 at the David Posnack JCC campus on South Pine Island Road in Davie.

One would have to go back hundreds of years to find a monarch who reigned longer than Queen Elizabeth II.

Wednesday marks thirty years since Hurricane Andrew changed the lives of countless South Floridians.

Some of the honorees were from Local 10 News as NBM welcomed our own Alexis Frazier, Alex Finnie and Eden Checkol.

A storm system off the East Coast will send temperatures in the 30s as far south as Miami Sunday morning.

A storm system off the East Coast will send temperatures in the 30s as far south as Miami Sunday morning.

Forecasts have temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the lower 50s depending on where you are in Miami-Dade or Broward.

Sam has continued to strengthen faster than predicted. It has reached hurricane strength and has developed a classic shape on the satellite as it tracks toward the Caribbean islands. It’s not moving as fast as many storms do in that part of the ocean, and is forecast to slow down over the warm Atlantic waters.

When Local 10 News Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis isn’t standing in front of the camera bringing you the weather, she’s often in her kitchen bringing her family delicious desserts.

The 2020 hurricane season in South Florida was challenging — a record breaking year. But it’s 2021 and it’s time to prepare.

Tune in Sunday at 7 p.m. for our hour-long special “Staying Storm Safe” where Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis, Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross, and the rest of our weather team will go over the news and information you need to know.

Florida tiene una de las costas más accesibles de cualquier estado del país y el clima cálido mezclado con playas de arena suave hace que esas aguas azules del océano sean muy atractivas.

It may be the second week of Spring and a gloriously sunny day in South Florida, but don’t be fooled this April Fool’s Day — a cold front is coming.

With travel not an option right now for many Americans, hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest and taking their TV audience on a “virtual road trip” next week — and the first stop is right here in Miami. Part of their visit will include conversations with Local 10′s Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis and chef Michelle Bernstein from SoFlo Taste. There will also be a performance of “El Cambio” by CHESCA, live from Miami. It airs at 10 a.m. Monday, right after Local 10 News at 9 a.m.Ripa and Seacrest discussed their upcoming visit with Local 10 anchor Jacey Birch, which you can watch in the video at the top of this page. In an effort to bring sunshine to people across the country, “Live with Kelly and Ryan” will also be paying virtual visits to Austin, San Juan, Phoenix and Palm Springs for the rest of next week.

Pouring rain drenched Miami for several hours, starting around 3 p.m. Tuesday. Doppler radar estimates show four to six inches of rain fell in and around Miami, Miami Beach and Surfside. After a day full of rain on Miami Beach, cars still navigated waterlogged roads for their evening commute. Local 10 Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis says a slow-moving cold front is interacting with the warm, moist air over South Florida. The front still will be in the vicinity of South Florida and the Keys overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.

The stage is set for Miami-Dade and Broward counties to see the coldest temperatures so far this winter season. Temperatures dropped to the 40s Wednesday morning across South Florida and are only expected to warm up slightly with highs in the mid-60s throughout the day. They slow down or become immobile when temperatures drop into the 40s. They may fall from trees but they are not dead.”The cold weather comes to an end Friday. Seasonable temperatures return with lows near 60 degrees and highs in the upper 70s across South Florida.

“The combination of strong winds and a few clouds make forecasting low temperatures tricky, particularly for South Florida,” Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis said. Tuesday morning’s low temperatures may not be the coolest so far this winter season. So far this winter, the coldest temperature Miami has recorded is 47 degrees on Dec. 26. For perspective, the normal low temperature for Miami in early February is 61 degrees. Just as low temperatures will be below average for much of the week, so will high temperatures.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – South Florida is on track to see its coldest temperatures since January. Miami reported a low temperature of 55 degrees Tuesday and a high of only 64 degrees. That 64 degrees tied the record low maximum temperature for the date, which dated all the way back to 1930. High temperatures Wednesday and Thursday will be about 10 degrees cooler than normal, while low temperatures will be almost 20 degrees cooler than normal. “It will not be surprising to see some inland neighborhoods dipping to the low 40s.

After the rain Monday morning, a cold front is moving through South Florida. Lows in the 50s are forecast for most areas of Miami-Dade and Broward counties heading into Tuesday morning. CHILL GETS REAL- The chill gets real for South Florida! #flwx #Miami Click https://t.co/3Cxpn1YFfV for hour by hour forecast. pic.twitter.com/wzbNGWLmZY — Betty Davis (@BettyDavisWPLG) December 7, 2020For the latest forecast information, head over to the Local 10 Weather Authority page.

COOPER CITY, Fla. – Throughout her long career as a meteorologist, Betty Davis has prepared for hurricanes, tornados, and flash floods. But there was no way she could have prepared for what the coronavirus pandemic would bring. Florida’s number of coronavirus cases started to increase in March. But despite taking every precaution, Davis tested positive for the coronavirus in early July. Davis recently donated her plasma for the second time and said she’s feeling stronger every day.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – There is “sloppy, sloppy weather” in the South Florida forecast as Tropical Depression Eta moves north, Local 10 Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis says. Eta is the storm that slammed Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane on Tuesday before weakening to now a depression. The National Hurricane Center projects it to strengthen into a tropical storm again heading into the weekend. Click here to read more analysis on Eta from Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross. You can also get the latest information on Local 10′s Weather Authority Page.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. Local 10 chief certified meteorologist Betty Davis returned to work Monday after battling COVID-19, and she says she is happy to be getting back to doing the job that I love.Im feeling OK today, Davis said. It really is one of those day to day things. I feel good today. There are moments where I dont feel so good, but ultimately Im a lot better than I was certainly at the beginning of all this.Davis was diagnosed with COVID-19 at the beginning of July. I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, Betty said.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. Local 10 chief certified meteorologist Betty Davis says there have been times during her battle with COVID-19 that she wasnt sure she would survive it. For me, you wake up and youre thinking, This is it, Im turning the corner, Davis said. Davis spoke about the uncertainty that comes with the novel coronavirus, and how it can affect people so differently. Initially, I thought I could fight this off at home, and then before you know it youre in the hospital. My energy level has been good, so Im hoping that is becoming more and more like normal.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Betty Davis, the WPLG-Local 10 News chief meteorologist, remained hospitalized on Tuesday while she undergoes treatment for COVID-19. Davis is among the ten Local 10 News employees who tested positive for the coronavirus. Louis Aguirre, a Local 10 News anchor, did not suffer any symptoms, and he has tested negative three times. Nicole Perez, Local 10 News evening anchor, and her husband, Roy Ramos, a Local 10 News reporter, both suffered symptoms but both have been recovering. I actually felt well enough to get on my (stationary) bike, Perez said, adding it was nice to work a little bit and push myself a little bit.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. Local 10 chief certified meteorologist Betty Davis is among those on our staff fighting COVID-19. Betty is one of nine Local 10 employees who tested positive last week. As we told you last week, Louis was feeling no symptoms at all and was convinced his positive test was wrong. Last Wednesday, Local 10 tested 97 employees and family members after the initial nine employees were positive for the virus. Two family members tested positive, and they have gone into quarantine.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross have the latest with the 5 PM Advisory for Hurricane DorianCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross have the latest with the 5 PM Advisory for Hurricane DorianCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross have the latest on Hurricane Dorian with the release of the 2 PM AdvisoryCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross have the latest on Hurricane Dorian with the release of the 2 PM AdvisoryCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross detail the information in the 5 pm Advisory for Hurricane DorianCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross have the latest on Hurricane Dorian on Saturday afternoonCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Bryan Norcross and Betty Davis explain the slight changes to the Hurricane Dorian forecast and whether South Florida could be in the clear on the Bryan Norcross Podcast. SUBSCRIBE to The Bryan Norcross Podcast - iTunes | AndroidCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross share the details of the 5 PM Advisory for Hurricane DorianCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10's Betty Davis has the latest on Hurricane Dorian as the storm is now a Category 3Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10 Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis joins Bryan Norcross to talk about a wild day for Hurricane Dorian and what it all means for the chance of a direct hit to South Florida. SUBSCRIBE to The Bryan Norcross Podcast - iTunes | AndroidCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

Local 10 Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis joins Bryan Norcross to talk about a wild day for Hurricane Dorian and what it all means for the chance of a direct hit to South Florida. SUBSCRIBE to The Bryan Norcross Podcast - iTunes | Android

With the release of the 5 PM Advisory, Betty Davis and Bryan Norcross give the latest on Hurricane DorianCopyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

MIAMI - As Hurricane Dorian tracks towards Florida, there's only one place to turn for the latest information affecting you or your family, and that's the FREE Local 10 Max Tracker appThe Max Tracker Hurricane app is powered by Max Mayfield, former director of the National Hurricane Center, Meteorologists Bryan Norcross and WPLG's Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis. This team of meteorologists brings you the latest and most accurate information on developing tropical systems to help keep you and your family safe. And the best part is it's FREE. DOWNLOAD HERE - iOS | AndroidProjected Hurricane PathsInteractive Live Storm TrackerLocal RadarLive Local 10 news storm coverageSevere Weather AlertsTropical Weather OutlooksWatches and WarningsCopyright 2018 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

MIAMI As Hurricane Isais tracks towards Florida, theres only one place to turn for the latest information affecting you or your family, and thats the FREE Local 10 Max Tracker appThe Max Tracker Hurricane app is powered by hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross and WPLGs Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis. This team of meteorologists brings you the latest and most accurate information on developing tropical systems to help keep you and your family safe. And the best part is its FREE. DOWNLOAD HERE - iOS | Android

MIAMI As Hurricane Isais tracks towards Florida, theres only one place to turn for the latest information affecting you or your family, and thats the FREE Local 10 Max Tracker appThe Max Tracker Hurricane app is powered by hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross and WPLGs Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis. This team of meteorologists brings you the latest and most accurate information on developing tropical systems to help keep you and your family safe. And the best part is its FREE. DOWNLOAD HERE - iOS | Android

MIAMI – You know the old line, "Don't like the South Florida weather? That's exactly why you need to download the FREE Local 10 Betty Davis Weather app right now. Android users CLICK HERE to downloadiOS users CLICK HERE to downloadPowered by the Local 10 Weather staff, the updated app gives you tools to be ready for whatever Mother Nature throws at you, wherever you are. The Local 10 Betty Davis Weather app includes:Video forecasts from Betty Davis, Bryan Norcross, Julie Durda and the entire Local 10 Weather teamPinpoint weather to show conditions and forecasts for wherever you happen to be. The best part of the app is that it is FREE.

Tropical Storm Earl formed Tuesday morning in the Caribbean Sea, but it is not expected to impact the U.S.