S. Florida Farmers Preparing For Chill
A chilly weekend about across South Florida is about to get a little colder come Monday morning.
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A chilly weekend about across South Florida is about to get a little colder come Monday morning.
Some wet weather rolling across South Florida Wednesday morning lead to slick conditions in spots with temperatures hovering in the low 70's. That pattern of spotty showers will continue throughout the day Wednesday as a cold front slides to our South.
If you've looked at the thermometer in the last few days, you know it's feeling a lot more like summer than winter across the area. But things are changing over the next few days.
Homeless shelters in Miami prepped for the extra amount of people that may be coming in, due to the cold front.
The cold front has brought in the wind and the chills to South Florida, but that didn't stop locals and tourists from going out this holiday weekend.
South Florida is in for a mixed bag of weather as we head into the big holiday weekend which includes a major drop in degrees.
The sun may be shining brightly outside, but there's a definite chill in the air across South Florida. The cooler weather is likely to hang around throughout the rest of the weekend.
If you look outside your window you'll see evidence that a cool change is on the way.
After a record streak of 80 degree January weather, South Florida temperatures are finally feeling more winter-like.
With highs expected to be near 85 on Thursday, this will cap off a 16 day stretch with temperatures 80 and above which is a record streak for January.
Winter officially kicked off Friday morning at 6:12 a.m. with the Winter Solstice and it will feel more like winter South Florida style later in the day and into the weekend due to a strong cold front moving through.
Christmas may be just around the corner but South Florida is still sweating it out Thursday with warm temperatures and lots of sun but that's all about to change. The Midwest blizzard is about to send a strong cold front across the state.
South Florida boaters are being reminded to slow down for migrating manatees.
Three men who were injured by a lightning strike during an intense South Florida storm continue to recover Saturday.
Violent lightning strikes that sent at least 2 people to the hospital and lightning the size of golf balls marked a series of violent thunderstorms that swept South Florida from Palm Beach County to Homestead Friday. More storms are possible as the sun sets, but forecasters predict the worst is ending.
If you had put away all your sweaters and jackets, you might want to unpack them for at least a few nights this week.
It was a short storm but a series of thunderstorms and wind gusts that exceeded 40 miles per hour caused damage in southern Broward County.
Cooler temps are on the way after a rather blustery Sunday afternoon. Early Sunday the National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for South Florida through 5 p.m. Just before 3 p.m., the advisory was cancelled as the winds settled a bit.
South Florida woke up shivering Monday but temperatures are expected to climb by the afternoon.
It was a wet start to the weekend as heavy downpours rained down early Saturday morning but the rain subsided and much cooler air has moved in.
It was a very wet and gloomy start to the weekend with heavy downpours early Friday morning but the rain will subside and cooler weather will move in by Sunday.
Thursday morning was another gloomy start to most people's work day with clouds and patchy dense fog across much of South Florida.
It was another wet and messy morning across South Florida with some areas seeing up to three inches of rain. Combined with Monday's rain, the additional wet weather led to some very slick, and dangerous, conditions on the roads.
Old man winter is coming back to South Florida this weekend so get ready to grab a sweater or jacket and open those windows in the house.
Getting out the door Thursday morning you may have noticed there was still a chill in the air, but it wasn't nearly as cold as Wednesday morning.
