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  • Rel. Humidity: 77%
  • Heat Index: 83
  • Sunrise: 6:32am
  • Wind Chill: 79°
  • Visibility: 10mi
  • Dew Point: 71°
Current Temperature: 79°

Today

FLOOD WATCH FOR MIAMI. Limited sun with rain and storms likely, very humid. Watch for possible flooding. Highs in the middle 80s.

Tonight

Clouds linger with occasional rain showers. Lows in the middle 70's.

Weather Forecast

Wednesday: FLOOD WATCH FOR MIAMI. Limited sun with rain and storms likely, very humid. Watch for possible flooding. Highs in the middle 80s.

Thursday: Mostly cloudy and breezy. Decent chance for developing storms. Heavy rain potential. Highs in the middle 80's.

Friday: A bit brighter. Partly cloudy with isolated showers. Hot highs near 90.

Saturday: Times of sunshine and still very humid, isolated storms around. Highs in the upper 80's.

Sunday: Seasonal. Some sun, hot and humid. Scattered showers with possible storms. Highs sar to the upper 80's.

Monday: MEMORIAL DAY. Passing clouds with a typical storm chance. Highs near 90 degrees.

Tuesday: Mix of sun and clouds, slight chance of an afternoon shower or storm. Highs in the upper 80's.

Want to know more about the forecast? Read Julie's blog.

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    After seeing record rainfall in Miami-Dade, we are expecting the soggy, damp conditions to continue on this Wednesday. We have plenty of deep tropical moisture over the area keeping S.Florida unsettled. The contributing factor to all the rain is an area of low pressure located in the central Caribbean. Combined that  low with our upper-level steering winds moving from the southwest to the northeast and we are a bull's-eye for the showers and storms. The National Weather Service issued an Flood Watch for all of Miami-Dade until tonight as more rain is expected throughout the day. So please drive safe, and pack your patience.           Keep it tuned to the Storm Station for the latest!                 Julie Durda WSVN Morning Meteorologist          

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