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Dangerous heat index values accompany persistent low-90s temperatures alongside pop-up thunderstorms tracking through the region.

Hazy sun, soaring humidity, and drifting Miami-Dade wildfire smoke trigger poor air quality alongside scattered afternoon thunderstorms this Tuesday.

Mainland temperatures soar into the mid-90s while lingering wildfire smoke degrades air quality across Miami-Dade County.

South Florida faces a hot week with wildfire smoke and afternoon storms, while quiet tropics offer no new development.

Classic June sizzling sun and afternoon thunderstorms dominate the regional forecast while Arthur's rainy remnants threaten flooding.

Juneteenth features mostly sunny skies and steamy heat, followed by afternoon storms and triple-digit feels-like temperatures all weekend.

The extreme life-threatening flooding risk continues today into Friday morning, as Tropical Rainstorm Arther moves east, bringing 12-18 inches of rain in some parts of Mississippi and Alabama.

Tropical Storm Arthur triggers severe flooding out west while Florida stays mainly hot with typical scattered summer afternoon storms.

A burgeoning tropical system in the western Gulf of Mexico has officially intensified, prompting urgent warnings for coastal residents.