Erika Delgado

South Florida is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures and heat advisories due to Saharan dust reducing rainfall. The dry air and dust plumes are keeping rain chances low, with temperatures feeling like the 100s. Future forecasts predict continued heat and minimal rain through the weekend and into next week.

South Florida experienced scattered storms on June 25, 2026, with rain helping to mitigate rising temperatures and drought conditions. Saharan dust is expected to thicken over the weekend, reducing rain chances and potentially leading to heat alerts. Meteorologist Erika Delgado from WSVN/ABC Miami reported that air quality alerts remain in effect, with hazy skies improving mid-week before drier conditions return.

South Florida experiences intense heat with feels-like temperatures in the low 100s, leading to a heat advisory for Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Saharan dust and smoke contribute to poor air quality, with an extended Air Quality Alert through 3PM. Light winds and hazy conditions persist, delaying rain chances and maintaining steamy temperatures into the weekend.

South Florida is experiencing hot and humid conditions with afternoon temperatures in the mid to lower 90s and heat indices reaching the 100s. A Heat Advisory is in effect for Miami-Dade and Broward from 11am to 6pm. Saharan dust is causing hazy skies, and isolated showers are expected, though most areas remain dry. The heat and humidity are expected to persist through the week with potential for additional heat alerts.

South Florida is experiencing high temperatures and poor air quality due to ongoing wildfires in western Miami-Dade, with an Air Quality Alert issued for the region. Feels-like temperatures are reaching triple digits, though no heat alerts were issued today. Saharan dust is also contributing to hazy skies.

South Florida experiences a steamy Father's Day weekend with heat advisories, high humidity, and temperatures in the mid to low 90s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to provide brief relief, while the National Hurricane Center monitors the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur affecting the southeastern U.S.

South Florida experiences a stormy start to June 2026 with ongoing showers, thunderstorms, and Saharan dust causing hazy skies. The Atlantic hurricane season begins quietly, but the region remains under a soggy weather pattern through the week, with limited sunshine and persistent afternoon storms expected.