It will be a hot, muggy and rainy weekend
Get ready for a hot, muggy and rainy weekend ahead of the Memorial Day holiday.
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Get ready for a hot, muggy and rainy weekend ahead of the Memorial Day holiday.
Steamy afternoon ahead with highs in the upper 80s, feels like temperatures in the upper 90s due to high humidity.
A soggy start this Saturday morning with some heavy downpours leading to flooding in spots.
Get ready for an unseasonably warm pattern this week in South Florida.
A cold front will bring colder temperatures to South Florida Sunday night and Monday morning.
It's a breezy Thursday with a strong ocean flow bringing quick-moving showers onshore.
Wet weather moved across parts of South Florida on Wednesday morning.
A flash flood warning has been issued for parts of Miami-Dade County.
A pleasant start to the day Wednesday before the moisture returns ahead of our next cold front which will impact the weekend.
What a difference a week makes! It is finally feeling a little bit more like fall South Florida style as temperatures were slightly cooler Monday morning and the humidity slightly lower courtesy of a cold front that moved in Sunday.
South Florida's Rainy Season will officially begin on May 15. The National Weather Service of Miami is forecasting for above-normal rainfall this season.
Expect scattered showers for the rest of your Monday with downpours in some spots.
South Florida is expected to remain dry Sunday evening with a southeast breeze 10 to 20 mph, with occasional gusts, but not as strong as the day before.
South Florida still remains in a very stubborn weather pattern.
Wicked weather in South Florida has forced Zoo Miami to close for the rest of the day.
One of the coldest mornings so far this winter greeted South Floridians on Sunday. Temperatures dropped into the low to middle 40s.
A much milder weekend is now well underway. South Florida topped out in the mid to upper 70s Saturday and another similar day is expected for Sunday to round out the weekend.
Drier air has moved in to South Florida and a very pleasant weather pattern is shaping up for the entire week.
Drier air and a very pleasant weather pattern has arrived in South Florida and it looks like the area will get to enjoy mostly sunny skies right through next week.
A wet start to the weekend as scattered showers soaked most of South Florida Friday morning.
A system that has produced more than an inch of rain in some spots Sunday is still lingering across South Florida and will give us more rain into the morning rush hour Monday.
Expect a nice and warm Friday with highs temperatures in the low 80s.
Sunday night's low temperatures will not be as cold, dropping down to about 60 degrees in most areas.
A storm off the Carolina coast is pulling down the coolest air we've seen since last winter and we'll be in record territory by daybreak Sunday morning.
It's going to be a sunny Saturday with some clouds and spotty storms.
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Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman told reporters his office considered the views of Nick's siblings, Jake and Romy, when making the decision.
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