Adam Berg

Don’t leave that umbrella at home, because before South Florida sees some cooler temperatures, the rain pops back into the forecast.

A cold front just in time for New Year’s Eve is going to drop temperatures across South Florida, so fans of chilly temps can start their 2026 off right.

Bundle up South Florida, because your New Year’s Eve morning is off to a chilly start—and it’s only going to get colder.

We’ve been in a long, warm pattern with highs pushing into the 80s in Fort Lauderdale and Miami for eight days in a row.

A cool weekend is in store for South Florida as two more cold fronts are expected to roll in over the next couple of days.

Friday morning brought widespread low- to mid-40s across the region, meaning temperatures have fallen more than 20 degrees compared to Thursday morning.

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Friday kicks off an active weather pattern for the next few days, including the potential for thunderstorms that could bring hail, lightning, urban flooding and strong wind, the National Weather Service says. Here’s what to know.

It’s Monday, South Florida, and we remain locked into an unsettled, breezy pattern to kick off the work week.

Get the latest South Florida weather updates from the NBC6 meteorologists