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What channel is Duke vs. Miami on? Time, TV for Week 11
Fresh off a dominant win over NC State , Duke faces its toughest test yet as the Blue Devils travel to take on Darian Mensah, Cooper Barkate and the No. 7 Miami Hurricanes on Saturday in a pivotal ACC matchup. The Blue Devils (7-2) have won three straight games, including a 41-3 rout of the Wolfpack last weekend, and will look to keep that momentum going in a matchup with no shortage of drama as head coach Manny Diaz returns to face his former team, now led by the quarterback who made a highly controversial exit from Duke this offseason. Miami (8-1) is looking to bounce back from its first loss of the season, a 31-24 defeat against Notre Dame, while maintaining its undefeated record in ACC play. With conference championship implications on the line, Saturday's matchup carries plenty of significance for both teams. Here's how to watch Duke football vs. Miami on TV and streaming, along with betting odds, picks and predictions. Stream Duke vs. Miami What channel is Duke vs. Miami on today? TV Channel: ABC Livestream: Fubo ( free trial ) Duke vs. Miami will air on ABC in Week 11 of the 2026 college football season.
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El Niño to alter 'normal' South Florida winter, bring higher risk of severe weather
A "very strong" El Niño will alter the "normal" weather during winter and dry season across South Florida , according to the National Weather Service Office Miami-South Florida . A "wetter and stormier than normal" dry season is expected this year in South Florida, according to a Nov. 3 seasonal outlook posted by the NWS Miami-South Florida. El Niño conditions are expected to persist through "most of the dry season, with a high likelihood of a strong to very strong El Niño through March 2027." In South Florida, a higher risk of severe wind and tornado events is expected, especially from January through April, along with a higher risk of "strong to violent tornadoes." Above-normal precipitation is also likely following a dry summer, as well as an "above normal" number of flood events. Drought conditions should improve, "with removal likely by January." South Florida saw 'unusually' hot, dry summer South Florida saw an "unusually" hot summer with below-average precipitation , according to the NWS. Several areas experienced some of their driest summers on record. "Relatively low rainfall values placed many sites among the top 10 driest summer seasons on record, and came at the heels of a dry spring," read
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How Give Miami Day changes South Florida - and how you can help soon
Mark your calendars: Give Miami Day is returning for its 15th year, giving people in South Florida another chance to open their wallets to help local causes. The 24-hour philanthropic event, hosted by the Miami Foundation, is on Thursday, Nov. 19, from midnight to 11:59 p.m. But early online giving opens at midnight on Saturday, Nov. 14, and runs through Nov. 18 Give Miami Day began after a 2012 survey by the Knight Foundation revealed that the Miami metro area was the least civically engaged in the country. “Consider this an invitation to the most meaningful quinceañera Miami has ever seen,” Rebecca Fishman Lipsey, president and CEO of The Miami Foundation, said in a statement. “We’re celebrating 15 years of building a generosity movement that supports nonprofits and their leaders. Make this city feel like home. Come celebrate what we can become together and help us do the brave work that gets us there.” Last year, the event shattered records, with more than 60,000 donors raising nearly $44 million for local nonprofit organizations. In Miami, over 77,000 people, about 5.5% of the workforce, are employed by nonprofits, according to Give Miami Day. “Thanks to Give Miami Day 2025, we nearly