South Florida is experiencing record overnight heat, with temperatures feeling over 100 degrees. The region is also dealing with Saharan dust, which is suppressing storms and leaving the area hot and hazy. The dust is resulting in sunny conditions at beaches, but providing little relief from the heat.

Rain relief is not expected anytime soon, leaving the region to swelter through the high temperatures. Further details on the weather forecast for the week ahead are available from Next Weather's Nic Merianos, who breaks down what to expect in the coming days.