South Florida is experiencing hot and dry conditions on Sunday. m. m.
The high temperatures and humidity are combining to create feels-like temperatures near 110 degrees. Relief from the heat may be found at the beach, where the rip current risk is low. Further details on the heat advisory and weather conditions are available from the National Weather Service and local news sources, such as CBS4 Miami.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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