Miami's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and storms with high temperatures and occasional rain, with no severe thunderstorms expected for Tuesday.

South Florida anticipates a rainy week with thunderstorms, high near 90 degrees, and a marginal risk of severe weather in western Arizona, not affecting the region.

Miami faces a Saharan dust wave and high temperatures with limited rain this weekend, followed by an increase in rain chances due to a tropical wave Sunday into Monday.

A heat advisory has been issued for South Florida with temperatures forecasted in the 90s and heat index values possibly reaching 110 degrees; chances of showers and thunderstorms are also expected.

High temperatures and humidity persist in Miami, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, per National Weather Service forecasts.

Miami anticipates higher temperatures and increasing chances of rain this week, with a 30-60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, highs near 89-92 degrees, and heat indices up to 102-105 degrees. The tropics remain calm for now.

Miami experiences high humidity and heat with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures reaching heat index values of 100-105 degrees.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Miami-Dade and Broward counties, with "feel like" temperatures ranging from 107-111 degrees. Rain chances increase Monday, with potential heavy rains and subsequent Saharan dust midweek.

Miami faces overcast skies with a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures up to 88 degrees. Showers are likely after 5 pm with gentle southeast winds. Weather patterns indicate consistent chances of rain through the weekend.

Miami faces another hot and humid day with temperatures in the low to mid-90s and heat indices near 107. A 30% chance of rain offers minimal relief from the heat advisory.

A heat advisory is in effect for South Florida, with near-record-high early morning temperatures and "feels-like" temperatures expected to reach 112 degrees. Little relief is forecasted, although chances of rain increase later in the week.

Miami faces a sweltering week with high temperatures and humidity, despite a low chance of thunderstorms offering little relief. A heat advisory is in effect, warning of dangerous "feels like" temperatures.

South Florida faces intense heat and storms, with "feels like" temperatures hitting up to 110 degrees and fluctuating storm chances. Tropical storm Beryl also threatens to strengthen and bring heavy rain and surges to the Texan coast.