Heat risks are being closely watched in South Florida. Temperatures are expected to feel extremely hot, possibly reaching high levels. A heat advisory has been issued for certain counties, including Broward and Miami-Dade. This advisory will remain in effect until the evening. Further information about the heat advisory and forecast can be found through CBS News Miami.
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