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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.
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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.
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Good Friday morning. Lows this morning are in the 80s, heat indices are in the 90s.
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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.
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South Florida is firmly back into a rainy season pattern with scattered showers and thunderstorms each day.
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Good Thursday morning. Lows this morning are in the 80s, heat indices are in the 90s.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Happy Friday! Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
High temperatures are in the low to middle 90s, but humidity is about as high as it gets in South Florida this time of the year.
Welcome back to school to all the kids in South Florida! Lows on Thursday morning are slightly cooler thanks to Wednesday afternoon’s storms, with temperatures in the 70s and heat indices already in the 80s.
There could be a shower or storm over parts of South Florida early Wednesday evening.
Lows on Wednesday morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s. High temperatures will be in the low 90s, but heat indices will reach into the triple digits, sparking a heat advisory from noon until 7 p.m.
We hit a 108° heat index again for the second day in a row, which is the highest heat index recorded in Miami so far this year.
Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
A heat advisory is in effect this afternoon with temperatures in the lower 90s and heat index values ranging between 105-110°.
Welcome back to school, Broward County kids. Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
The heat is on for students heading back to the classroom.
A heat advisory is back in the forecast today between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. as the “feels like” will be between 105-110 degrees, especially away from the beaches.
Miami made it to 92 degrees and the warmth was set to continue into Saturday night.
Outside of a few scattered showers in the morning hours Saturday and Sunday, the forecast is pretty dry this weekend.
Good Friday morning! We’re waking up to a few coastal showers, so grab the rain gear if you’re heading out early.
A “hit or miss,” passing shower cannot be ruled out for South Florida Thursday night.
A disturbance over the Bahamas is headed this way and will increase our chances for showers and t’storms the next few days.
A spotty shower or two could dampen parts of South Florida or the Keys Wednesday night.
Warm and humid through the start of the day with the chance for isolated coastal showers by mid-morning.
As showers and storms fade over the Everglades Tuesday evening, Miami-Dade and Broward counties can expect lingering clouds with the slight chance for a random shower or two as the night unfolds.
After another muggy start to the day, temperatures will quickly heat into the lower 90s by the afternoon with feels like temperatures in the triple digits and a mix of sun and clouds.
Lingering showers over South Florida will fade as Monday night unfolds.
After a warm and humid start to the day with the chance for an isolated shower through the morning, temperatures will quickly heat into the lower 90s with a mix of sun and clouds.
After a round of showers and storms this afternoon, a stray shower cannot be ruled out overnight. Lows will fall into the upper 70s and lower 80s.
Many of us will get chased indoors by showers and storms today so keep an eye to the sky and get to a safe place when you see lightning and hear thunder, even if it’s in the distance.
It was a hot, sticky day with feels like temperatures reaching above 105°. The seabreeze showers and storms that brought slightly cooler temperatures are clearing our region.
August is picking up where July left off with another Heat Advisory in effect from 11 a.m. through 6 p.m. Saturday. It’ll feel like it’s between 105 and 110 degrees before cooling thunderstorms arrive later this afternoon, so stay hydrated and spend as much time in the air conditioning as possible.
As Friday night unfolds, lingering showers and storms over South Florida will fade, leaving mostly to partly cloudy skies for Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Happy last day of July! A Heat Advisory has been issued for Broward and Miami-Dade, starting at 11 a.m.
A rogue, passing shower can’t be ruled out Thursday night for South Florida.
High temperatures will reach 96 degrees in parts of South Florida Thursday afternoon with a heat index up to 105-110 degrees. This is expected to break the record high of 95 degrees from 2015.
Good Thursday morning. A Heat Advisory has been issued for Broward and Miami-Dade, starting at 11 a.m.
Drier air has moved into the area with a bit of Saharan dust. You’ll notice the extra haze on the horizon in the coming days.
Good Wednesday morning. A Heat Advisory has been issued for Broward and Miami-Dade, starting at 11 a.m.
A random, passing shower or storm is not completely out of the question for South Florida Tuesday night.
Today is a transition day into a drier pattern. We will still have some thunderstorms developing, but not as many as yesterday.
Good morning. It’s a mild start with temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s -- finally near average thanks to the overnight showers on Monday.
There could be leftover showers and storms over parts of South Florida Monday evening.
High moisture and heat in the 90s will fuel another round of thunderstorms into this afternoon. Some storms could be strong or briefly severe with damaging wind gusts, frequent lightning and very heavy rain. It will be quieter this evening.
Good Monday morning! It’s a mild start with temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s finally near average thanks to the overnight showers Sunday.
After rounds of soaking showers today, we will continue to dry out tonight. Temperatures will cool into the lower 80s. The Atlantic sea breeze will take over by the afternoon, that will be the trigger for showers and storms.
If you have any outdoor plans today you should be prepared to get chased indoors especially this afternoon as showers and thunderstorms become likely.
After rounds of soaking showers this Saturday, we managed to dry out. The highest rainfall totals are coming out of Homestead. That is where we saw over two inches of rain today. Nonetheless, evening plans are good to go outside.
The summer sizzle continues, but we’re throwing some extra thunderstorms into the mix, especially later on Saturday afternoon. Stay cool, and stay aware of lightning and heavy downpours nearby, particularly between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The last weekend of July 2026 will be hot, humid and stormy at times for South Florida.
We will have a few quick showers moving through today, but there will still be plenty of dry time.
Good Friday morning! Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices in the 90s.
Only a few small showers and thunderstorms are moving through today.
Good Thursday morning. Lows this morning are in the mid-80s, with heat indices already in the 90s.
As showers and storms diminish over South Florida’s western counties Wednesday night, Miami-Dade and Broward can expect tranquil conditions.
After a dry start to the week, we’re finally picking up some spotty showers off the Atlantic this morning.