With frigid air on tap, South Florida officials open shelters, prep cold weather response plans
Sun loving South Floridians who enjoy the heat will have to deal with Saturday morning temperatures around 50 degrees
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Sun loving South Floridians who enjoy the heat will have to deal with Saturday morning temperatures around 50 degrees
Ocean breeze will keep South Florida warm and mainly dry again Sunday.
Temperatures are heating up fast in South Florida before the next cold front arrives later this week.
A warm weekend will end with a few storms as the next cold front moves into South Florida then stalls.
Record-breaking high temperatures are expected Saturday afternoon across South Florida, then a dramatic dip arrives tonight.
A rapidly intensifying storm will bring colder air to South Florida overnight Saturday and early Sunday.
The warming trend will continue for the rest of the week, pushing high temperatures into the upper 80s before a cold front arrives this weekend.
Saturday remains mainly dry but moisture will creep in from the Atlantic overnight Saturday. So the rain chance increases in South Florida by Sunday.
It will be a very warm and muggy Saturday across South Florida with afternoon temperatures in the lower 80s. Then drier and slightly cooler airmass returns to our area.
A cold front will bring colder temperatures to South Florida Sunday night and Monday morning.
Showers will increase this week ahead of a cold front that will bring cooler, less humid air into the region.
Arctic air continued to move in this weekend across South Florida, making this one of the coldest weekends seen in over a decade.
Arctic air is headed for South Florida this weekend with 30-degree wind chill.
Get ready for not only the coldest air of the season, but possibly the coldest air Miami has seen since December 2010 to arrive this weekend.
Another chilly morning is expected Tuesday before the breeze turns southeast and brings milder temperatures back to South Florid.
A double shot of cold dry air is setting up to move into South Florida for the long holiday weekend.
The term "bomb cyclone" will likely be associated with forecasts across the eastern United States later this week and weekend.
It may look like your typical cold front Friday morning with showers and storms developing ahead of a north breeze, but that breeze will quickly turn to the northeast once the front passes through South Florida.
A cold front arrives this Monday and then turns cooler and less humid through the afternoon in South Florida.
Very warm and humid this Sunday with afternoon temperatures heating up to record highs.
A cold front that brought severe weather to parts of the country last week will continue to move south through the Florida Peninsula this weekend and early this week. The front itself will weaken as it moves south but as high pressure builds in behind it, a gusty breeze will develop here in South Florida.
South Florida continues to get reinforcing shots of cool and dry air with the northwest breeze.
A chilly breeze is set to replace the soggy weather we've had over the past few days but it won't stick around long.
The rainy pattern ends this Monday and after a foggy morning, sunshine is back.
A second cold is sweeping through the Sunshine State on this Saturday.
Neighbors say city and police complaints have gone unanswered as the problem continues.
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