Chance of rain in South Florida as Tropical Storm Debby moves north
Once Tropical Storm Debby sweeps through, it will be drier and hotter.
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Once Tropical Storm Debby sweeps through, it will be drier and hotter.
There is a high risk of rip currents for all South Florida beaches.
The sandbags will be available while supplies last.
It will produce rounds of heavy rain and the potential for flooding this weekend across South Florida
Morgan Rynor reports many of the residents experienced flooding in previous storms.
If you must be outdoors, slow down, take breaks in a shaded or cool area, and drink cool fluids every hour.
Morgan Rynor reports proof of residency is required to pick up the bags.
A South Florida attorney says his client is innocent of a woman's death, shifting blame to police.
The chance for rain increases on Friday as moisture moves in.
If you must be outdoors, slow down, take breaks in a shaded or cool area, and drink cool fluids every hour.
If you must be outdoors, slow down, take breaks in a shaded or cool area, and drink cool fluids every hour.
Most of South Florida is under a major heat risk of heat-related illness
South Florida cities have begun distributing sandbags to get ahead of any weather system that may affect flood-prone areas.
Saharan dust, set to creep back in on Wednesday and Thursday, will lower the chance of rain.
If you plan on traveling to the state capital take JetBlue off your list.
A man accused of throwing a dog at a police officer is facing animal cruelty charges.
Heavy downpours are a concern.
CBS News Miami's Nikiya Carrero reports on the vigil held for 3-year-old Rylo Yancy, who was shot and killed by a drive-by shooter while attending a birthday party at a Fort Lauderdale park.
It is a mystery as relatives say she left her Fort Lauderdale home in a pickup truck she had not driven in 2 years.
Have you seen Carol Tormey? The 81-year-old mom, suffering from dementia, has been missing since Sunday night. Her family is desperate to find her.
In Fort Lauderdale, family members of Carol Tormey, handed out flyers Friday, searching for their missing matriarch.
Rylo Yancy was shot and killed by a drive-by shooter this past weekend while attending a birthday party.
Grieving loved ones, the mayor of Fort Lauderdale, the police chief and a city commissioner are appealing for help in the death of a 3-year-old boy who lost his life this past weekend during a drive-by shooting at a birthday party at Riverland Park. Friday night, they're holding a vigil at Osswald Park.
Afternoon storms will be steered inland by an easterly breeze.
Parking lots would be designated "safe zones" for people experiencing homelessness to spend the night in their car without fear of being forced to move.
