Showers, storms prompt NEXT Weather Alert Day for South Florida
South Florida is under a Next Weather Alert Wednesday as storms, saturated ground, and king tides combine to raise the risk of flooding.
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South Florida is under a Next Weather Alert Wednesday as storms, saturated ground, and king tides combine to raise the risk of flooding.
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The Weather Prediction Center has placed the metro areas in both Broward and Miami-Dade counties under a level 2 out of 4 flash flood risk due to heavy rainfall expected.
A stalled frontal boundary, along with an area of low pressure, will keep the atmosphere moist and unstable.
The National Weather Service says the warning includes Miami International Airport, Miami, Hialeah, Coral Gables, Miami Springs and Allapattah.
South Florida is set for a stormy Sunday afternoon with rain chances continuing through early week as hurricane season nears its peak.
The storms have triggered a Level 1 (marginal) flash flooding advisory for all of southeastern Florida through Sunday night.
CBS News Miami's NEXT Weather Meteorologist delivers the stormy forecast for Saturday.
The strongest storms on Friday will arrive around midday.
Scattered to numerous storms will develop with the potential for some heavy downpours.
The Weather Prediction Center has placed Broward and Miami-Dade under a marginal (Level 1) for flash flooding.
Highs will rise to the low 90s and it will feel like the low triple digits when the humidity is factored in.
South Florida's wet weather pattern from the weekend continues for Labor Day.
This is a multi-day even with the afternoon rain returning on Labor Day.
The storms will start to kick off in the late afternoon hours and stretch into the early evening hours.
On Friday, storms will develop later in the afternoon and evening.
Beginning Friday, more widespread showers and storms will be around and they will last through Monday.
Feels-like temperatures are threatening to soar to 108 degrees on Wednesday.
Afternoon highs will hit the low 90s under a partly cloudy sky.
Scattered storms will develop in the afternoon and taper off by the evening.
The NEXT Weather Team is tracking afternoon storms across Broward and Miami-Dade Counties on Sunday afternoon and early evening.
NEXT Weather Meteorologist Scott Withers gives South Florida the latest.
The heating of the day will help fuel thunderstorms that could produce heavy downpours and lightning.
Afternoon showers may bring some relief from the heat.
Feels-like temperatures could soar to 110 degrees.
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