Today marks the climatological start of the rainy season in South Florida, a yearly shift that signals the transition from the region’s dry season.

After weeks of dry weather, South Florida is preparing for the other extreme: periods of heavy rain. And that much-needed rainfall started Tuesday afternoon. A few showers started to pop up out west in the Everglades and briefly in Palmetto Bay shortly ...

South Florida is in for another hot, stormy afternoon today as a slow-moving weather system lingers across the region. Temperatures will climb into the upper 80s and low 90s, but the humidity will make it feel closer to 100 degrees in many areas.

So you got through Sunday’s record cold in South Florida. But then came Monday — and more chills in the 30s slapped you in the face as you set out for work or school. At Miami International Airport, Monday’s low plunged to 38 degrees around 7 a.m ...

South Florida faces "unsettled weather" on Monday as a cold front provokes thunderstorms and scattered showers throughout the region.