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Swamp Ass 2024: Miami Is Once Again Under a Heat Advisory

By Alex DeLucaJune 28, 2024

Just how high will the heat index climb in South Florida?

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Coast Guard Suspends Search for Missing Miami Paddleboarder

By Naomi FeinsteinJune 27, 2024

Luciano Mercenari, 29, was last seen spearfishing on an aqua-and-orange paddleboard.

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DéjÁ  Vu: Severe Weather Swamps MIA Flights for Third Day

By Julia PostellJune 13, 2024

Miami International Airport had nearly 200 flights canceled early Thursday morning in the wake of relentless storms.

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Miami Weather Forecast: Heavy Rainfall Expected, Flood Watch Continues

By Alex DeLuca and OthersJune 13, 2024

How bad is the Thursday forecast for already rain-soaked South Florida?

Photos: Floodwaters Engulf Florida Neighborhoods as Residents Brace for More Rain

By Izzy KapnickJune 13, 2024

In one of the hardest-hit areas of Hollywood, one man was making his way through the street on a kayak.

Vehicles make their way through a flooded street on June 12, 2024, in Aventura, Florida, as tropical moisture passes through the area.

Worst Weather Appears to Have Passed for Miami-Dade and Broward – For Now

By Naomi FeinsteinJune 12, 2024

Amid a second day of heavy rains, the National Weather Service has issued flood warnings in Miami-Dade and Broward.

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Check Out Swirling Supercell Near Hollywood Amid Flood Risk in Miami

By Julia PostellJune 12, 2024

Supercell storms moving through South Florida put forecasters on alert for isolated tornadoes.

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Shark Attack Capitals of Florida

By Alex DeLucaJune 11, 2024

Where does Miami-Dade rank on the list of counties with the most shark attacks?

Lego and seaside play on the K.C. Green "This is Fine" meme

Cool, Miami Is Under Another Heat Advisory

By Alex DeLucaJune 7, 2024

With the official start of summer still weeks away, temperatures across Miami have already hit record highs.

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Report: 500K South Florida Homes at Risk of Storm Surge

By Alex DeLucaJune 4, 2024

The newly released report highlights the Miami metro area’s mass exposure to coastal flooding risk from hurricanes.

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A List of the Hottest Miami Summers on Record

By Alex DeLucaJune 3, 2024

Have summers in Miami always been this damn hot? The short answer: no.

Lego and seaside play on the K.C. Green "This is Fine" meme

Virginia Key Water Temperatures Shattering Records Amid Extreme Heat and It’s Not Even Summer

By Naomi FeinsteinMay 29, 2024

The ocean already feels like a hot tub – and it’s still May.

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Florida’s 2024 Hurricane Season Could Be Among Most Active Ever

By Alex DeLucaMay 24, 2024

The forecast for named storms, hurricanes, and major hurricanes is the “highest NOAA has ever issued” for a May outlook.

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Arkhaus Nixes Plan for Floating Social Club Next to Historic Wildlife Retreat

By Alex DeLucaMay 17, 2024

Wildlife experts feared the floating luxury club would scare away remaining birds from the island after its rookery population collapsed.

Various bird species congregate around Bird Key with the Miami skyline in the background

Bird Key Hits Market for $31.5 Million, Leaving Miami Wildlife Retreat in Limbo

By Alex DeLucaMay 14, 2024

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava tells New Times the owner rejected her administration’s 2023 offer to buy the island.

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We Asked for It! Readers Weigh in on Consequences for Boca Bash Boat Trash-Dumping Teens

By Tom FinkelMay 10, 2024

New Times Instagram followers suggest consequences for Boca Bash boat trash-dumping teens.

A boat full of teenagers navigates rough waters as one boy dumps a trash can full of garbage into the ocean

Can Overboard: Florida Teens Hit With Felony Charges in Boat Trash-Dumping Case

By Izzy Kapnick and OthersMay 7, 2024

The teens accused of dumping trash into the ocean in a viral video were charged under a felony statute rather than Florida’s standard littering law.

A split photo with a stern-looking iguana on the left, and a piece of cracked asphalt on the right

“Only in Florida”: Iguanas Create Sinkhole in Key Largo Road

By Alex DeLucaApril 22, 2024

Tired: Iguanas falling from trees. Wired: Iguanas burrowing sinkholes in the street.

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A View of the Solar Eclipse in Dallas, From the Out-of-Towners Who Came To See It

A View of the Solar Eclipse in Dallas, From the Out-of-Towners Who Came To See It

By Kelly Dearmore and OthersApril 9, 2024

The solar eclipse’s path of totality finally blanketed Dallas in darkness for a few dramatic minutes. But things didn’t look so clear Monday morning.

A NASA map showing the path of totality and partial contours crossing the U.S. for the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse.

Are You an Optimist or a Pessimist? Partly Cloudy or Mostly Sunny Skies for the Eclipse in Miami

By Tom FinkelApril 8, 2024

Looking ahead to today’s solar eclipse, here’s the forecast for Miami and Fort Lauderdale.

Color photo of  a young woman looks skyward during a solar eclipse while wearing the approved type of disposable eye protection

Don’t Look Up Without ‘Em: Where to Get Eclipse Glasses in Miami and South Florida

By Tom FinkelApril 2, 2024

Here’s how and where to score safe eclipse glasses – including free ones, while supplies last.

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Color photo of the so-called diamond ring stage of a total solar eclipse as seen from Guadaloupe on February 26, 1998

What to Know About the April 8 Solar Eclipse in Miami and South Florida

By Tom FinkelMarch 27, 2024

We aren’t in the path of totality, but it’ll still be spectacular (weather permitting).

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