South Florida is experiencing high temperatures and sticky humidity, with temperatures reaching the 90s. A hazy sky has been visible in the Miami area, caused by a recent batch of Saharan Dust. The dust has contributed to dry weather in the region, although other areas have seen typical summer downpours.

A High Pressure center is currently located near the Bahamas, with light winds coming from the Atlantic Ocean. Further details on the weather forecast, including the potential impact of another batch of Saharan Dust expected midweek, are available from news outlets.