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Triple-digit heat for South Florida as tropical developments continue
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Shane Hinton , CBS4 Miami
· July 20, 2026
· 1 min read
The NEXT Weather Team continues to monitor the Gulf as Tropical Depression Two is expected to become Tropical Storm Bertha later on Monday. A Tropical Storm Watch currently extends from the Florida Panhandle through the Alabama coastline. CBS News Miami While South Florida will not receive direct im
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Key takeaway CBS News Miami While South Florida will not receive direct impacts from this system, it will help create a southerly breeze, bringing the potential for stray showers throughout the morning (roughly a 20% chance).
Why this matters in The Miami
The forecasted triple-digit heat in South Florida will pose significant challenges for outdoor activities, particularly in neighborhoods like Little Havana and Wynwood, where pedestrian traffic is high. Residents and visitors alike should be mindful of the heat advisory in effect for Miami-Dade County, taking necessary precautions to stay cool and hydrated. The heat will also exacerbate flooding concerns, as the area's drainage systems may be overwhelmed by the combination of heavy rainfall and storm surges. As the region heads into the weekend, the increased chance of scattered showers and storms may bring some relief from the heat, but also raises concerns about flooding in low-lying areas like Miami Beach. The Miami-Dade Police and Miami Police Department should be prepared to respond to potential heat-related emergencies and flooding incidents, ensuring public safety throughout the week.
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Category: sports ·
Published: July 20, 2026 ·
Source: CBS4 Miami ·
Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? The NEXT Weather Team continues to monitor the Gulf as Tropical Depression Two is expected to become Tropical Storm Bertha later on Monday. A Tropical Storm Watch currently extends from the Florida Panhandle through the Alabama coastline. CBS News Miami While South Florida will not receive direct im
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