For readers in Miami, this page covers weather conditions, natural disasters, and the safety and recovery surrounding major events. It tracks conditions that range from seasonal storms to heat alerts.
Florida Task Force One's 88-member Urban Search and Rescue team came home to South Florida on October 12 after its Hurricane Isaias deployment.
Live Poll
Do you trust your local emergency teams to respond well to hurricanes?
Live Poll
Is your community well-prepared for the frequent heavy thunderstorms and flooding occurring in your area?
Miami residents face soaking showers and potential coastal flooding as severe weather moves through the city.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is investigating a mobile home fire that broke out in West Little River early Tuesday morning.
Live Poll
Do you still rely on local TV meteorologists for your weather forecasts?
The veteran broadcaster will depart WSVN after 21 years of service.
Live Poll
Does your local government provide an honest account of historical inequalities in the area?
A new exhibition examines the human toll and recovery efforts following the devastating 1926 storm.
Miami reporting spans hurricane tracks, emergency declarations, flood mitigation, and recovery efforts following extreme conditions. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Tropical systems shape the city infrastructure and seasonal emergency planning, making coastal resilience a frequent point of focus. Public safety messaging and the evacuation protocols linked to these events remain the most consistent element of the reporting.
