Miami will be hot and humid this week with heat-index readings topping 105°F. Scattered afternoon storms may offer brief, localized relief.

Heat Advisory in Miami on Sunday with heat indices in the mid‑100s. Cooling centers and safety tips are available.

NWS Miami warned of 60-mph gusts and quarter-size hail across Golden Gate, Naples and Naples Park; Collier County urged residents to shelter and avoid flooded roads.

NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning for coastal waters from Deerfield Beach to Ocean Reef and Biscayne Bay until 10:45 PM EDT, warning of strong gusts and possible waterspouts.

NWS Miami issued a Special Weather Statement for Miami‑Dade, warning gusts near 50 mph and heavy rain through 11:15 p.m.; officials urged residents to shelter.

NWS Miami issued a late‑night special weather statement for Coral Springs, Plantation and Sunrise warning of gusts near 50 mph through 11:45 p.m. EDT.

Florida health officials warned swimmers after tests found elevated bacteria at Golden Beach and two Miami Beach sites. Advisories remain in effect while samples are rechecked.

A Heat Advisory covers metro Miami Saturday, July 11 as highs near 91°F and feels‑like temperatures approach 110°F. Cooling centers and hydration stations are available countywide.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish‑language special marine warning for Lake Okeechobee through 3:15 p.m. EDT, warning of 34+ knot gusts, marble‑sized hail and possible waterspouts.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish‑language marine warning for Gulf waters from East Cape Sable to Bonita Beach, warning of 34+ kt gusts and possible waterspouts. Mariners were urged to seek safe harbor.

Heat Advisory in effect Friday for Miami. Highs near 90°F with heat-index values above 105; afternoon storms may give brief relief.

Heat Advisory Thursday in Miami with feels‑like temps up to 110°F. Cooling centers are open across the city for relief.

NOAA has warned of bleaching in the Florida Keys as restoration teams move hundreds of elkhorn and staghorn corals to deeper nurseries and tanks to try to save a generation.