Hot, Hazy & Humid Conditions Hold

Published: Sunday, July 27, 2025 at 1:51 pm

Hot and Humid Conditions Persist in South Florida

South Florida residents are advised to brace for another day of hot and humid weather, according to meteorologist Vivian Gonzalez of WSVN Channel 7. A high-pressure system, coupled with a layer of Saharan Dust, is creating a weather pattern that will keep temperatures elevated.

Today's temperatures are expected to reach the low to mid-90s. However, the combination of high humidity will make it feel like the low to mid-100s. While these conditions do not meet the criteria for a heat advisory, the public is urged to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses.

Residents are advised to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, wear light clothing, and take frequent breaks in shaded areas.

The Saharan Dust layer is expected to begin thinning out on Monday. This change will allow a building breeze from the Northeast, which will increase moisture levels. As a result, a more typical summer weather pattern is anticipated, with a chance of morning showers and isolated afternoon storms, primarily in inland areas. The probability of precipitation increases to 30% on Tuesday.

In the tropics, the weather remains calm, with no development expected within the next seven days.

BNN's Perspective: While the current heat wave isn't severe enough to warrant an official advisory, the prolonged high temperatures and humidity are a concern. It's a good reminder for everyone to be mindful of their health and take necessary precautions, especially those who are vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.

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