South Florida is experiencing increased heat, prompting concerns from locals. A heat advisory has been issued for multiple areas in the region. The heat advisory was in effect on Wednesday, with some areas experiencing high feel-like temperatures. Further details about the heat and its impact on upcoming events, such as the World Cup game at Miami Stadium, are available from WSVN 7 News.
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