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.

We will not have much relief from rain with only a 20% chance of a stray shower or two, mainly in Broward County. Most of us will be completely dry.

Moisture starts moving back into the area Friday afternoon with spotty showers and thunderstorms developing. This will certainly be the case over the weekend, but still with plenty of dry time.

Some storms could produce frequent lightning, gusty winds, and very heavy rainfall. This rainy season pattern will last well into next week.

July 30: Another heat advisory issued ahead of record heat today

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