Saharan dust keeping South Florida mostly dry, but temperatures continue to skyrocket

Saharan dust is currently affecting South Florida, leading to mostly dry conditions. As a result, the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms in the area remains low. Temperatures, however, are on the rise.

Feels-like temperatures are expected to reach near 110 degrees, prompting heat advisories. This heat is expected to peak on Wednesday afternoon. Further information on the current weather conditions and heat advisories can be found through CBS4 Miami, the source of this update.