Warm, sticky Wednesday with a chance of afternoon storms. Lifeguards warn of elevated rip currents at some beaches.

Hot and muggy Tuesday in Miami with scattered afternoon storms likely. Some storms may be gusty and produce isolated street flooding.

A brush fire west of Miramar grew to about 80 acres with 0% containment; GOES‑East satellite imagery showed a smoke plume over western Broward.

Hot, sticky Monday in Miami with highs near 86°F and scattered afternoon storms possible. Heat indices may reach around 100°F; cooling centers listed online.

NWS Miami warned of possible waterspouts, high surf and gusts over 34 knots on Lake Okeechobee through 7:45 PM EDT. Boaters were urged to seek safe harbor.

Hot, muggy Sunday with heat indices near 100°F and showers becoming more likely by Tuesday. Plan water breaks and watch midweek outdoor plans.

Hot, humid Saturday in Miami with highs near 87°F and heat indices above 100°F. Storm chances rise early next week.

Hot, sticky days and muggy nights will stick with Miami through the weekend. Heat index could near 100°F; cooling centers are available.

Two alligators tore through a screened porch in Ave Maria near Naples, shredding the enclosure; wildlife officials point to mating season and urge residents to report dangerous gators.

Sunny, sticky days settle across Miami with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s inland. Cooling centers are available for relief.

Miami Waterkeeper asked the D.C. Circuit to review the NRC's reapproval of Turkey Point's license extension, citing groundwater contamination and climate risks.

Clear, muggy morning in Miami with highs near 84F. Heat climbs into the weekend; expect high heat indices and rip current caution.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish marine warning for waters from East Cape Sable to Chokoloskee through 7:45 PM EDT. Boaters were urged to seek safe harbor as gusts topped 34 knots.