Tropical moisture may bring heavy rain to South Florida, increasing storm activity in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties amid drought. The National Weather Service predicts a 70% chance of rain today.

The FDLE is investigating a late-night police-involved shooting in Homestead, Florida, with few details released and the condition of the individual shot unknown.

Miami is under a heat advisory with scorching temperatures and heat indices near 107 degrees. Afternoon storms are expected, with the hot conditions persisting through the weekend.

Miami faces another hot day with high humidity, 91-degree temperatures, and possible thunderstorms. The heat index could reach 105. Evening temperatures will stay around 79 degrees with a chance of showers.

Miami is facing a heatwave with NOAA predicting heat indexes up to 100 degrees and potential thunderstorms, which might slightly relieve the prevailing drought conditions in areas like Broward County.

The article details Miami's weekly weather forecast, with mid to high 80s temperatures, chances of showers and thunder storms, and high humidity creating a steamy atmosphere.

The article describes expected weather in Miami, with scattered showers and thunderstorms and highs in the upper 80s, providing relief to drought-stricken areas.

Miami anticipates a week of stormy weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms, offering some relief for areas in moderate drought, despite daily rain chances and seasonably warm temperatures.

Miami expects a breezy and less humid Saturday with a high in the upper 80s. Rough surf conditions may affect swimmers and boaters. Showers and storms are likely to return on Sunday and persist through the week with a 50% rain chance most days.

The forecast for Miami shows sunny weather leading to a pleasant weekend with seasonal temperatures, moderate humidity, and an increased risk of rip currents. Next week, temperatures, humidity, and chances for rain are expected to rise.

Miami's weather is hot but below record levels, with a chance of thunderstorms and a humidity-fueled heat index reaching 102. Cooler, sunny weather with breezier conditions is expected for the weekend.

Miami is set to experience high temperatures near record levels, with possible thunderstorms in the late afternoon and a heat index over 100 degrees. A forecast indicates a slight cooldown later in the week.

Miami is experiencing high temperatures in the 80s early Tuesday, with a spike into the low-mid 90s and "feels like" temps above 100 degrees anticipated. There's also a chance of thunderstorms affecting the evening commute.