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A pattern of intense heat and humidity affecting South Florida this afternoon is expected to break as showers and thunderstorms move into the region. Overnight lows should settle into the upper 70s as precipitation helps alleviate the oppressive conditions. Residents are advised to maintain proper hydration throughout the weather transition.
Sunday’s forecast calls for additional atmospheric moisture from Saharan dust in the atmosphere, though afternoon sea breeze activity may trigger isolated showers and storms. The most significant storm activity could develop after 1 p.m., with some systems capable of producing gusty winds and heavy downpours. Storm chances will diminish substantially once sunset occurs.
Peak Sunday temperatures are expected to reach the lower 90s, with heat index values climbing into the triple digits during the afternoon and early evening hours. The combination of heat and humidity will persist despite the storm activity, maintaining an elevated risk for heat-related concerns across the region.
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