A change in weather is expected for South Florida this weekend. The area is anticipated to be drier, with fewer storms compared to the previous week. This shift follows a week of stormy weather in the region. Details about the upcoming weekend's weather are available from CBS4 Miami. Further information can be found through CBS4 Miami for those seeking more specifics about the forecast.
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After a week of storms, the weekend is set to be drier with less storms.
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