Miami Weather: Cold Front Marching Into South Florida With Strong Storms
South Florida is anticipating a cold front that arrives later Thursday night with possible severe storms and the first big cool-down of the season.
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South Florida is anticipating a cold front that arrives later Thursday night with possible severe storms and the first big cool-down of the season.
A pleasant start to the day Wednesday before the moisture returns ahead of our next cold front which will impact the weekend.
The first of two cold fronts this week began to move through South Florida on Tuesday.
A cold front slid over the Keys with a few showers this Monday morning.
It's a nice, sunny start to the weekend with only the chance for a stray drizzle or shower on this Saturday.
This weekend's weather forecast is seeing a nice, more fall-like change in the South Florida weather pattern.
A cold front is moving over South Florida this Sunday and will bring down the humidity levels for the start of the new week.
A cold front left its mark on South Florida Friday morning with lows in the mid to low fifties across the area.
South Florida continues to bundle up this Wednesday morning as temperatures fell into the upper 40s in the inland areas and the 50s, even down in the Keys.
Get ready to dust off your sweaters, a cold front is coming to South Florida by Tuesday morning.
Get ready to bundle up South Florida. Our cloudy, drizzly weather is moving out and a strong cold front is moving in.
Spring is in the air across South Florida but first we have to get through another day of warm temperatures before the cool weather returns.
It's a cooler, cloudy and breezy Friday across South Florida with temperatures expected to dip even more Saturday morning.
Sweater weather is back courtesy of a cold front that swept through South Florida Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
A cold front will move through the area Tuesday night and impact the area Wednesday and Thursday.
South Florida woke up with even colder temperatures Thursday than a day earlier with most of Broward and Miami-Dade counties falling to the mid to upper 40s.
A chilly start this Wednesday morning with lows falling to the upper 40s and low 50s.
Get ready to bundle up. A strong cold front is marching down into South Florida today.
Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of temperatures this week South Florida!
Did you find your cool weather clothing this morning?
South Florida is about to get a taste of cooler temperatures after a week of very warm and humid weather.
First the rain, then the colder temperatures arrive in South Florida
Wednesday morning's clear and sunny skies gave way to clouds and showers as a cold front approached.
We've got a brief chill coming! Here's when.
Get ready to bundle up again. Another blast of cold air is about to cause a dip in degrees.
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