Miami gets a clear start Wednesday before afternoon storms and dangerous heat buildup. A wetter pattern is expected through Labor Day.

Miami's heat and humidity return Tuesday, but afternoon storms are waiting in the wings. Rain chances rise through Labor Day weekend.

Miami gets a steamy Monday with a 106-degree heat index before afternoon thunderstorms roll in. The storm pattern continues through the weekend.

Miami faces a hot Sunday with a 106-degree heat index and likely thunderstorms. Storm chances stay high through Saturday.

A Sierra Club member near Northwest 31st Street said the clear-cut scene looked like a “zombie apocalypse.” Miami now has a license plate to chase.

Miami starts Saturday clear and humid, but storms are expected to build by late morning. The wet pattern sticks around through next week.

Kind Designs has installed 16 living seawalls across Florida and just landed a $2 million U.S. Navy contract.

Miami starts Friday clear and steamy, but storm chances climb sharply by Saturday and remain elevated into next week.

Cutler Bay, Homestead and Miami Beach lead a list of over 3,000 homes and buildings targeted for elevation under a new federal flood plan.

Miami starts mostly clear Thursday, but heat indexes could hit 105°F before storms return. Rain chances rise sharply this weekend.

Clear skies will give way to humid heat and scattered storms Wednesday, with rain chances climbing sharply by Saturday.

Miami starts Tuesday hot and clear, but storms are waiting in the wings. Rain chances rise through the weekend as South Florida turns increasingly unsettled.

The warning covers nearly 250,000 residents and 43 schools across northern Palm Beach County.