Mid-70s morning and a high near 80°F. Atlantic beaches face an elevated rip-current risk through today.

Muggy, mostly sunny Tuesday in Miami with highs near 81°F. Atlantic beaches face an elevated rip-current threat through midweek.

Warm, sticky Monday in Miami with mostly sunny skies and highs near 80°F. Atlantic beaches face an elevated rip current risk through midweek.

Miami wakes muggy with highs near 80°F and a high rip current risk on Atlantic beaches through Sunday evening.

Warm, muggy Saturday with highs near 80°F and breezy east winds. Atlantic beaches face a high rip‑current risk through Sunday—swim near lifeguards.

Warm, breezy Friday with highs near 80°F. Rip current risk runs through Sunday; swim near lifeguards.

Muggy mid-70s with breezy east winds today. Atlantic beaches face a high rip-current risk through Friday.

High rip current risk will affect Atlantic beaches into Friday. Breezy east winds will gust near 20 mph; choose lifeguarded beaches and heed flags.

Breezy east winds and a high rip‑current risk make Miami’s Atlantic beaches rough through Wednesday; brief coastal showers possible this afternoon.

Warm, breezy day with dangerous rip currents through Wednesday. Swim near lifeguards and expect gusty east winds.

A federal plan to deepen Port Everglades would put a rare Fort Lauderdale coral refuge at risk, scientists and local dive operators warn. Regulators are weighing mitigation, modeling and lawsuits.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Pompano Beach, warning of gusts up to 50 mph and penny-size hail through 3 p.m. EST.

Patchy morning fog and wildfire smoke may cut visibility on Alligator Alley and the Tamiami Trail. Scattered showers and afternoon storms are likely, with highs near 79°F.