Showers and thunderstorms moved across South Florida on Thursday afternoon. This activity is expected to continue through the rest of the week. Rain chances will still be present into the weekend, but they will decrease.
The exact nature of the storms and the areas most affected are not specified in the available information. For more details on the current weather situation and the forecast for the upcoming weekend, readers can consult the full report from CBS4 Miami.
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