Miami starts Saturday with residual moisture and showers near the coast, but storms are expected after 8 a.m. Rain chances vary through next week as the unsettled pattern continues.

Miami faces elevated HeatRisk Friday, followed by a stormy weekend with an 80% rain chance.

Half-mile-long fish schools are a hallmark of Florida's annual mullet migration, drawing dolphins, sharks, and charter captains to the coast.

Nearly seven miles of new canal now steer C-23 water away from the South Fork of the St. Lucie River, cutting damaging discharges.

Miami could see morning showers and thunderstorms Thursday, with heat indexes reaching 106. A wetter pattern takes hold through the weekend.

Miami will see heat, humidity and thunderstorms Wednesday, with storm chances rising through a soggy weekend.

Miami starts Tuesday clear and calm before afternoon storms move in. The heat index could hit 99 degrees, with lightning and localized flooding possible.

A clear Miami morning will give way to afternoon thunderstorms, heat indexes near 106 and possible street flooding on Labor Day.

NASA astronaut Don Pettit's orbital snapshots, taken 13 years apart, show Miami-Dade's streets shifting from sodium-orange to a patchwork of LED hues.

Miami’s Sunday starts mostly clear but turns hot, humid and stormy, with heavy downpours and localized flooding possible by afternoon.

Miami starts Saturday sunny and steamy before storms roll in. Rain chances rise sharply by Labor Day, with lightning and localized flooding possible.

Miami starts Friday clear, but storms are already lining up for the morning and could stick around through Labor Day.

Miami starts Thursday clear and calm, but thunderstorms return by late morning. Rain chances rise through a stormy Labor Day weekend.