South Florida is under a heat watch due to potential record highs in the coming days. The area's humidity levels are a concern, as they may cause the temperature to feel even hotter. Further information on the heat watch and potential record highs can be found through CBS4 Miami, including details on how the humidity may make temperatures feel as high as 110.
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