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No international games for Miami Dolphins in 2026

No international games for Miami Dolphins in 2026

Dolphins will not be traveling to another country to play football in 2026.
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Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Threaten South Florida, Potentially Aiding Wildfire Efforts

Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Threaten South Florida, Potentially Aiding Wildfire Efforts

South Florida is bracing for a potentially active weather day with severe weather and flash flooding expected on Tuesday. The forecast indicates a significant risk of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, which could lead to flash flooding across the region. While the area does not need additional flooding or lightning, the anticipated precipitation could provide much-needed assistance to firefighting efforts against ongoing wildfires in the region. The weather conditions are expected to develop in the afternoon, posing challenges for residents and emergency services.
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South Florida faces hot, humid conditions with triple-digit heat index possible

South Florida faces hot, humid conditions with triple-digit heat index possible

South Florida is bracing for another day of intense heat and humidity, with some areas potentially experiencing triple-digit heat index values. According to CBS News, while there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms, the unsettled weather is expected to be less widespread compared to the previous day. Residents should prepare for oppressive conditions as the combination of high temperatures and humidity creates challenging outdoor environments. The region continues to experience summer-like weather patterns, with heat and moisture dominating the forecast.
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South Florida Braces for Heavy Rain as Showers and Thunderstorms Return

South Florida Braces for Heavy Rain as Showers and Thunderstorms Return

After a prolonged period of dry weather and ongoing fires in Pembroke Pines, South Florida is set to experience a significant change in weather conditions. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across Miami-Dade and Broward counties, with storm chances rising to 60%. This marks the beginning of the rainy season, bringing much-needed relief to the area. The forecast predicts heavier downpours, which could help alleviate the dry conditions that have persisted for weeks.
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Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub Amid Travel Industry Growth

Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub Amid Travel Industry Growth

Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub Amid Travel Industry Growth
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Miami-Dade Deputies Sue Netflix Over Alleged Defamation in Film 'The Rip'

Miami-Dade Deputies Sue Netflix Over Alleged Defamation in Film 'The Rip'

Miami-Dade Deputies Sue Netflix Over Alleged Defamation in Film 'The Rip'
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South Florida Officers File Defamation Lawsuit Against Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Over 'The Rip'

South Florida Officers File Defamation Lawsuit Against Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Over 'The Rip'

South Florida Officers File Defamation Lawsuit Against Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Over 'The Rip'
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Eco-Tourism Boosts Demand for West Palm Beach Airboat Experiences Amid Summer Season

Eco-Tourism Boosts Demand for West Palm Beach Airboat Experiences Amid Summer Season

Eco-Tourism Boosts Demand for West Palm Beach Airboat Experiences Amid Summer Season
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Wildfires in South Florida Expand, Challenging Firefighting Efforts

Wildfires in South Florida Expand, Challenging Firefighting Efforts

Wildfires in South Florida, specifically the Max Road Fire in western Broward County and the 172nd Avenue Fire in southern Miami-Dade, continue to grow in size. These fires ignited over the weekend and have been challenging for fire crews to contain. The Max Road Fire has burned 5,000 acres, while the 172nd Avenue Fire has consumed 210 acres. Firefighters are working tirelessly to extinguish these blazes, which are affecting air quality and visibility in the region. The situation is compounded by the potential for increased rain and thunderstorms, which could both aid and hinder firefighting efforts.
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South Florida Prepares for Increased Showers and Thunderstorms Amid Dry Spell

South Florida Prepares for Increased Showers and Thunderstorms Amid Dry Spell

After experiencing weeks of dry weather and dealing with ongoing fires in Pembroke Pines, South Florida is set to receive much-needed rain. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across Miami-Dade and Broward counties starting this evening and continuing into tomorrow. The probability of storms has risen to 60%, signaling the beginning of the rainy season. This weather change is anticipated to bring relief to the region, which has been grappling with dry conditions.
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Wildfires in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties Prompt Emergency Response

Wildfires in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties Prompt Emergency Response

Emergency crews in South Florida are actively working to contain and extinguish wildfires that ignited over the weekend in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. The fires have spread across multiple areas, posing challenges for firefighters due to dry conditions and variable winds. Local authorities are coordinating efforts to prevent further spread and minimize damage to nearby communities. The exact cause of the wildfires has not been disclosed, but the region's weather conditions, including high temperatures and low humidity, are contributing factors. Residents in affected areas are advised to stay alert and follow updates from local emergency services.
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Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub with Strategic Developments

Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub with Strategic Developments

Port Everglades Expands Role as Global Cruise Hub with Strategic Developments