Adam Berg

Deep moisture moved into South Florida ahead of a front in the eastern Gulf, bringing periods of heavy rain to our area on Monday and into early Tuesday. Severe weather alerts are in place as we could see average rain amounts in the range of 3 to 6 inches, with some spots picking up 8 inches or more. This would…

Storms have been making a return to our local forecast—and may stick around for the Fourth of July. Meanwhile, an area over northern Florida has a chance of tropical development. Here’s what to know. A front is forecast to drift into northern Florida this weekend and stall out. During hurricane season, these types of frontal boundaries have been known to…

Got Fourth of July plans? If the weather cooperates, you’ll want to get there after the rain, but before the fireworks.

The low is expected to drift to the northeast along the front and now has a 60% chance of tropical development across Atlantic waters.

Deep moisture combined with an area of low pressure moving in from the east will keep South Florida busy on Monday. A flood watch is in effect until 11 p.m. for the eastern portions of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Showers and storms are possible early, although they will be more spotty in nature. Here’s what to know. The…

A wet pattern continues for South Florida on Wednesday with numerous showers and thunderstorms quickly rolling through.

South Florida is shutting down the rain and turning up the thermostat.

With an upper-low set to push across or just south of South Florida on Wednesday, look for another round or two of heavy rain and thunderstorms.

Though the actual blaze is away from more populated areas, northwest winds caused by Hurricane Erin helped push smoke across South Florida.

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