Drier, cooler weather brings a taste of fall to South Florida this week
All flood advisories and warnings have expired, but the entire area remains under a Level 1 Flash Flood threat
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Scott Withers joined the NEXT Weather team as the weekend morning meteorologist for CBS News Miami.
A four-time national Emmy Award-winning journalist, Withers is known for his coverage of both natural and man-made disasters.
Over the past decade, he has reported from across the country, covering every major landfalling hurricane in Florida and along the Gulf Coast, tornado outbreaks in the Midwest, flash flooding in Kentucky and Vermont, the Maui wildfires, the Great American Drought in the Western U.S., blizzards, and earthquake clusters.
A Michigan native, Withers is thrilled to return to Miami. He previously lived in Coconut Grove while working for ABC News' Good Morning America and World News Tonight. Most recently, he served as Senior Meteorologist and National Climate Correspondent for Scripps News, based in Atlanta.
Withers' lifelong fascination with severe weather inspired a mid-career shift. After two decades as a television journalist and producer, he returned to school and earned a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology and a Master's in Environmental Geosciences from Mississippi State University.
When he's not chasing storms across the country, Withers enjoys traveling with his husband, Alejandro. The couple also enjoys exploring estate sales in search of unique artwork and antiques. The true star of their family, however, is their dog, Cane. Withers rescued him from a Miami street after he was hit by a car. They adopted and nursed him back to health, and today, Cane joins Scott on storm-chasing trips across the country. Their adventures have even inspired a series of weather-based educational books for children.
All flood advisories and warnings have expired, but the entire area remains under a Level 1 Flash Flood threat
A cold front interacting with deep tropical moisture will bring widespread showers and thunderstorms, with the greatest impacts favored along the east coast metro areas.
Some rounds of heavy rain could lead to some flooding this weekend.
It's going to be a warm start to the week in South Florida with dry conditions continuing
Expect minimal chances for rainfall.
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Saturday and Sunday morning, we will see the highest of the king tides for this cycle.
The combination of sun and high humidity will create some triple-digit feels-like temperatures, mostly in our Glades border communities.
If you were looking to cool down with a swim in the ocean, you'll need to skip that today.
South Florida will see a much drier Friday and weekend after days of heavy rain, though dangerous rip currents and rough boating conditions remain.
However, stay on the sand this weekend as we will see a high risk of rip currents.
The tropical moisture that's been feeding the heavy rainstorms over the last week retreats.
Broward County is recruiting thousands of temporary poll workers to help run voting locations on Election Day, with workers earning hundreds of dollars.
The first weekend of fall will be great for all the outdoor activities across South Florida.
The Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 1 Marginal risk of flash flooding from Pompano Beach south to Key West.