Another Chilly Start And Another Cold Front On The Way
Another chilly start to the week here in South Florida with temperatures in the low to mid 50s.
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Another chilly start to the week here in South Florida with temperatures in the low to mid 50s.
It's going to get colder in South Florida! Get ready for our first taste of Winter in 2018.
South Florida may be seeing temperatures as low as the 40s this weekend.
It looks like South Florida is in for some cold weather this weekend but we'll have to wait a bit.
You can thank a sinking front for the wet and gloomy start to Wednesday.
South Florida's first cold front of the season will move in late Tuesday night and likely to mark the end of rainy season with the exception of some wet weather expected this weekend due to a disturbance in the tropics.
It's a warm and breezy start to the work week but the first fall cold front of the season will push through towards the end of the week.
The rain is gone after a wet and cool Sunday some chillier temperatures are going to hang around for another day.
Get ready to bundle up South Florida. Some cold air is coming!
South Floridians woke up to winter weather on Sunday, for the first time in what seems like a while.
A storm followed by a chill, get ready for an active weekend across South Florida.
Thursday will have near-record heat throughout the day but it will go away starting in the evening.
A cold front cleared all of south Florida overnight.
The South Florida temperature swing is underway as two cold fronts replace the warm winter sunshine.
A stretch of South Florida warmth will come to an end as the next cold front moves through for the weekend.
Another chilly start across South Florida--but expect a pleasant warm up heading into the weekend.
Another day of sweaters and boots for many South Floridians as temperatures dropped into the 40s and 50s overnight.
It's beginning to feel a lot like winter—South Florida winter, that is.
An approaching cold front will bring a big change mid-week. We'll start off with a wet, warm and humid Monday where highs will reach the mid to upper 80s with scattered showers.
A cold snap set new record low temperature Sunday morning in Miami.
Tired of South Florida's steamed heat and relentless rain? You are in for a treat this weekend.
It will be another scorcher around South Florida Sunday afternoon. High temperatures will reach the upper 80s to near 90 degrees inland.
Spotty showers will be possible across South Florida Sunday with partly sunny skies. It will not, however, be a wash-out.
Be ready for a hot afternoon across South Florida with temperatures nearing the upper 80s.
The temperature will soar into the middle 80s Saturday with plenty of sunshine. High pressure is still in control of South Florida's weather.
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