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Miami Heat and Beach Conditions Put South Beach Weekend on Notice
Miami is waking Friday under clear skies and temperatures around 82 degrees, but the calm start will give way to a hot, breezy afternoon. The high is expected to reach 89 degrees, with the heat index climbing as high as 105. The heat may make outdoor plans more challenging as the day wears on.
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Heavy Rainfall, Gusty Winds For South Florida
MIAMI, Florida – The National Weather Service in Miami forecasts scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms across South Florida on Thursday, October 8, 2026, with the highest chances along and north of Alligator Alley as well as portions of the east coast metro areas this afternoon. Rain probabilities are...
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October King Tides Urges Residents to Plan Ahead
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Higher-than-normal tides are expected in Hallandale Beach through Oct. 15, and the City is encouraging residents to prepare for possible street flooding in low-lying areas. The highest tides of this period are predicted for Oct. 10-11, when water levels at Port Everglades are forecast to...
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Live updates: Today's South Florida news
Find live updates of the latest breaking news across South Florida. For a deeper dive, check out our home page or local collection. Nearly two weeks after a 13-year-old died following an incident at Shenandoah Park, enclosed slides at City of Miami parks are being shut down pending further assessment, and the slide at the center of the investigation has now been boarded up.
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South Florida first responders head to Panhandle as Hurricane Isaias creeps closer to region
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Storms expected in South Florida Thursday, but rain chances drop starting Friday
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King Tides return to South Florida. See the schedule for peak times
We're not done with King Tides quite yet, South Florida. This is the next round of the phenomenon that last week flooded roads and residences. The City of Fort Lauderdale says "water levels are currently forecast to be lower than in late September, but minor flooding is still possible." Remember,...
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Heat Index Hits 108 in Stuart and 104 in Tampa and Miami as Florida Feels Like July During Unusually Hot Early October Afternoon
FLORIDA — Summer-like heat has a firm grip on Florida, with feels-like temperatures soaring above 100 degrees across most of the state. Stuart is feeling like 108 degrees, while Tampa and Miami are both near 104. Even northern cities such as Jacksonville are approaching triple digits. The steamy conditions feel more like July than early October across the Sunshine State.