Miami will feel hot and humid Sunday, with an 88-degree high and dangerous rip currents along the Atlantic coast. Storm chances rise sharply Tuesday through Thursday.

Laurie Landgrebe says her Northeast Third Court washed out again last weekend, and the city still hasn't fixed a cited drainage lot.

Miami will be hot and breezy Saturday, with dangerous rip currents lasting through Sunday and storm chances rising next week.

Miami faces storm chances, heavy heat and dangerous rip currents through Saturday evening. A wetter pattern builds next week.

Miami starts Thursday mostly clear, but widespread storms, heavy rain, gusty winds, and dangerous beach conditions are on the way.

Miami starts clear Wednesday, but storms and coastal flooding are back in the forecast. Stronger winds arrive Thursday.

Miami’s quiet, cloudy start Tuesday gives way to afternoon thunderstorms and coastal flooding concerns. The wet pattern sticks around through the weekend.

Miami gets a mostly sunny Monday with an 88-degree high, but coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents remain concerns. Storm chances return Tuesday and build through Thursday.

NWS Miami says Monday's rosy sunrise wasn't magic — it's light bending through miles of atmosphere.

Crews in Loxahatchee are pumping around the clock as trash-choked pipes push water toward neighbors' yards.

A1A closed for two miles in Fort Lauderdale as weekend king tides broke records — and more high water is on the way.

Miami gets a rare run of sunny weather Sunday and Monday, but beach hazards linger and storms return Tuesday.

Miami gets a mostly sunny weekend, but coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents complicate beach plans before storms return next week.