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Miami-Dade hit with first heat advisory day — and it's only June. What will summer hold? - Vimarsana News

Miami-Dade hit with first heat advisory day — and it's only June. What will summer hold?

Advocates pressured to lower the threshold for National Weather Service heat advisories.

Source: yahoo.com
A break from the rain? What to expect this Memorial Day weekend - Vimarsana News

A break from the rain? What to expect this Memorial Day weekend

Though scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible each day this weekend, the chances for rainfall won’t be as high as they were over the past week.

Ongoing: Record Rain Event in South Florida - Vimarsana News

Ongoing: Record Rain Event in South Florida

Https://twitter.com/US_Stormwatch/status/1646318529103400961?s=20 NBC: Heavy rain flooded roads in Florida and halted flights at Fort Lauderdale’s airport Wednesday evening, as storms dumped over a foot of rain, forecasters and officials said. A flash flood emergency was issued for areas near Hollywood, Dania Beach and Fort Lauderdale, the National Weather Service said Wednesday night. Radar estimates showed anywhere…

Warm weather returns to SW FL for New Year's after brisk spell - Vimarsana News

Warm weather returns to SW FL for New Year's after brisk spell

NWS is calling for a high of 80 degrees Thursday. That's a few degrees above average conditions for the Fort Myers-Naples area in a typical December.

Cold front possible next week but first drier air courtesy of Nicole - Vimarsana News

Cold front possible next week but first drier air courtesy of Nicole

Cold fronts can be fickle in South Florida in the fall but by late October and early November more reliable infusions of winter air are expected.