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A Heat Advisory has been issued for inland and coastal Broward and Miami-Dade starting at 11 a.m., with high temperatures in the low 90s and heat indices reaching 105 degrees or higher. Afternoon storms are expected to bring strong-to-low end severe showers and potential flooding inland, followed by Saharan dust reducing rain chances and warming temperatures later in the week.

Local 10 and Publix partner for their 6th annual 'Food for Thought' campaign to address food insecurity in South Florida, where nearly 1 million residents lack consistent access to nutritious food. The initiative supports nonprofits like The Cupboard of Goodman JFS, which serves 600 families monthly, and includes school food pantries, weekend backpack meals, and community gardens.

The week begins with early showers and high temperatures in the low 90s, with heat indices reaching 103-108 degrees. Afternoon storms linked to sea breeze development may bring flooding concerns, followed by Saharan dust mid-week that will reduce rain chances and increase temperatures.

The article urges eligible voters to register by July 20 to participate in the August 18 primary election. It emphasizes the importance of voting for democracy and advises checking registration status if there have been recent moves or name changes.

The holiday weekend begins with drier and warmer conditions, with high temperatures in the low 90s and heat indices reaching 103-108 degrees. Afternoon storms driven by sea breezes are expected, potentially causing flooding concerns, though showers should end by evening for fireworks celebrations.

Cuba's culture of fear under a totalitarian regime complicates a democratic transition, as psychological attitudes shaped by government restrictions may take years to change. Dr. Andy S. Gomez, Local 10's Cuba Analyst, discusses these challenges, citing his expertise from a 32-year career in higher education.

July 1 will be hot and humid with temperatures in the low 90s and heat indices reaching 103-105 degrees. Afternoon storms driven by a sea breeze are expected, potentially bringing strong to low-end severe weather and flooding concerns. This marks a change from the dry end of June.

A brush fire in inland Broward County is pushing smoke and haze toward metro areas, coinciding with a hot, humid day featuring mid-90s temperatures and heat indices up to 110 degrees. Afternoon storms are expected but will remain isolated, while a shift in wind direction later today will move the smoke inland over the Everglades.

June 29 will be hot and humid with high temperatures in the mid-90s and heat indices reaching 100-108 degrees. Afternoon storms are expected due to the sea breeze, but most metro and coastal areas will remain dry. Saharan dust will cause hazy conditions, and a brush fire in inland Broward County is pushing smoke inland over the Everglades.

A possible area of development is being monitored off the southeastern coast for next week, with a 20% chance of development as of Saturday morning. Some AI forecast models suggest the system could become more organized, though its potential path remains uncertain, with a southwestward track not ruled out.

June 26 is expected to be a hot and humid day with high temperatures in the mid-90s and heat indices reaching 100-106 degrees. Afternoon storms driven by sea breeze will be isolated, leaving much of the metro and coastal areas dry. Saharan dust is affecting weather patterns, limiting rain chances and causing hazy sunrises and sunsets.

High temperatures in the mid-90s with heat indices reaching 100-105°F are expected, accompanied by isolated afternoon storms due to sea breeze. While Broward County's air quality has improved, Miami-Dade remains under an air quality alert until 3 p.m.

High temperatures in the mid-90s and afternoon storms are expected, with isolated showers pushing inland. Air quality has improved in Broward County, but an air quality alert remains in Miami-Dade until 3 p.m.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for the fifth consecutive day, with heat indices reaching 105-110 degrees and high temperatures in the mid-90s. Afternoon storms linked to sea breeze development are expected, potentially becoming severe. Improved air quality in metro and coastal areas is noted due to smoke and haze from brush fires moving inland.

A Heat Advisory is in effect today from 12 PM to 7 PM with heat indices reaching 105-110 degrees and high temperatures in the mid-90s. Afternoon storms linked to a sea breeze are expected, while improved air quality follows a wind shift that pushed smoke and haze inland from brush fires.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for coastal/metro Miami-Dade and Broward counties from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. today, with heat indices reaching 107-108 degrees and high temperatures in the mid 90s. Afternoon storms are expected, steered towards metro/coastal areas, with flooding concerns after days of rain.

Un estudiante de South Broward High School fue detenido por causar una interrupción escolar al negarse a un cacheo y correr hacia el interior de la escuela, lo que llevó a un cierre de emergencia. La policía confirmó que todos los estudiantes y personal estaban a salvo y el día escolar se reanudó normalmente.

Local 10 is hosting a hurricane preparedness special covering the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, the use of artificial intelligence in forecasting, and a historical look at the 1926 Great Miami Hurricane. The broadcast features meteorologists Michael Lowry and Betty Davis, airing at 8 p.m. Sunday.

The article explores a debate on whether mindset or self-care is more crucial for maintaining youthfulness. Health experts recommend exercise, skincare, and sleep, but some argue that a positive outlook and mindfulness may be equally or more important. Others caution against prioritizing activity over rest.

An elderly Florida man, Tyrone James Causey, 79, was arrested after neighbors reported him for exposing himself in public. During a police encounter, he claimed legal justification under Florida Statute 800.001 but was charged with five counts of indecent exposure. He was briefly jailed but was released by Friday.

Local 10 and Tropical Financial Credit Union are giving away $2,500 in fuel gift cards to South Florida residents through a contest. Participants must submit a form by May 31 to be eligible for a $100 fuel card, with winners selected randomly from June 1 to June 5.

Nicole Cano, a 30-year-old woman from Miami, was arrested for allegedly luring a man to her luxury condo and robbing him with two accomplices. The victim met Cano on Instagram and was invited to her apartment, where he was confronted and robbed of a $300 gold cross pendant. Cano faces charges of false imprisonment and strong-arm robbery.