Miami, FL – South Florida will face a hazardous mix of heat and rip currents this weekend, impacting both coastal areas and beachgoers. A heat advisory remains in effect Saturday with high temperatures expected to reach 92°F and a heat index of up to 108°F. Thunderstorms may develop in the afternoon, raising concerns for those near the coast.
According to the National Weather Service, rip currents are likely along all South Florida beaches, with conditions becoming dangerous for swimmers. Coastal flooding may also occur, particularly during high tides. Residents and visitors are urged to stay out of the water and limit outdoor activities due to the extreme heat.
The forecast for Sunday shows slightly cooler conditions but the risk of storms persists. Looking ahead, rain chances will remain elevated into next week with thunderstorms forecast through Thursday. Drivers on major roads, such as US-1 and I-95, should anticipate wet conditions and stay cautious during periods of heavy rain.
