Miami gets a clear start before a Heat Advisory takes over the afternoon, with heat-index values reaching 105 to 110 degrees. Storm chances increase later Thursday and again Friday night into Saturday.

A newscast director spotted the streaks before dawn, prompting Local 10 to catch the Perseid peak live over Miami skies.

Miami starts Wednesday mostly clear at 82 degrees, but a Heat Advisory takes over from noon through 7 p.m. as heat index values climb as high as 110.

Miami faces a Heat Advisory Tuesday as the heat index climbs as high as 110°F. Storm chances increase later this week, with Thursday looking wettest.

Miami faces a Heat Advisory Monday, with the heat index reaching up to 109 degrees. Sunny skies and limited rain will keep conditions harsh before storms become more likely late in the week.

Miami faces a Sunday Heat Advisory as humidity sends feels-like temperatures above 105 degrees. The rest of the week stays hot, with storms returning late Friday.

Altitude Water is shipping nearly 100 machines that pull drinking water from humid air as 180,000 accounts face rolling shutoffs.

Miami will see sunny skies, a high near 89 and heat index values around 105 on Saturday. Storm chances increase overnight, while dangerous rip currents continue farther north.

Miami faces rising storm chances, dangerous rip currents and heat indexes above 100 through the weekend.

Miami will see muggy heat, afternoon storms and gusty east winds Thursday, while a high rip-current risk makes Atlantic beach plans hazardous through Saturday morning.

Palm Beach County is turning to trees, shade structures and neighborhood plantings as extreme summer heat exposes gaps in its urban canopy.

Miami gets a muggy start Wednesday before storms and triple-digit heat indexes take over. Stronger east winds will also raise beach hazards later this week.

A suspected lightning strike sent fire racing along a Fort Lauderdale townhome fence and brought down a live power line.