Storms, gusty winds and coastal flooding are lining up across Miami Sunday, with the roughest conditions continuing into Tuesday.

Miami gets a sunny start Saturday before coastal flooding, rough surf and stronger storms take over the weekend.

A fast-moving storm packing golf-ball hail and tornado potential pushed north through Riviera Beach toward Jupiter Friday evening.

A new study finds fish and crustacean populations fell by over 60 percent, while squid populations fell by 60 percent — and prey swarms that fed whales and sharks have vanished.

Miami is facing King Tide flooding, dangerous rip currents and stronger storms through early next week.

Miami gets one more breezy, warm day before rain and stronger winds build into a potentially soggy weekend.

Miami gets a mostly sunny Wednesday before rain and wind build into a potentially soggy, flood-prone weekend.

Miami gets a breezy Tuesday with scattered showers, dangerous rip currents and highs near 84 degrees. The unsettled pattern builds into a stormier weekend.

Miami gets a sunny, windy break Monday before storms return later this week. Dangerous rip currents remain along the Atlantic coast.

The NWS reported 3 to 4 inches of rain in the past hour as streets flooded.

Miami faces a stormy Sunday with heavy rain, 35 mph wind gusts and dangerous rip currents. Drier weather arrives Monday, but breezy conditions linger.

Miami gets a calm start Saturday before heavy thunderstorms, possible flooding and dangerous rip currents take over the weekend.

Miami gets one more hot Friday before heavy rain and strong winds move in. Saturday and Sunday could bring thunderstorms, flooding concerns and rough marine conditions.