A sunny and steamy morning is expected in South Florida, but storms are forecast to arrive in the afternoon. The storms will be caused by the collision of the Gulf sea-breeze and the Atlantic sea breeze, resulting from a westerly wind pattern. These storms will be slow-moving and may cause flooding in some areas.
Rain chances will remain high through Tuesday due to extra moisture in the area. The National Hurricane Center reports that the Atlantic is currently quiet, with no tropical development expected over the next seven days. Further details on the weather forecast are available from WSVN 7 News.
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