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Sun, Steam and Storms this Holiday Weekend

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By Jackson Dill Verified
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
(WSVN) - The Labor Day weekend has arrived — often known as the unofficial end to summer — but our pattern of summer steam and storms is set to persist for some more time as we often wait ’til the end of October — at the very least — for milder and less humid air. It’s been an unsettled Friday with rounds of rain and storms across the area. For the rest of our Friday — as of this writing at 3PM — expect mostly cloudy skies with isolated showers and storms still possible during the afternoon.
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Mother Nature Working this Labor Day Weekend

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By Jackson Dill Verified
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
(WSVN) - The Labor Day Weekend is about to get started and here in South Florida, Mother Nature is set to work overtime. That’s because rounds of rain and storms are likely but don’t expect it to rain all weekend long — there will still be some opportunities to have activities outside.
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Stormy End to August

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By Jackson Dill Verified
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
(WSVN) - We’ve made it to the final weekend of August and it definitely will feel like it as we’re looking at steamy and stormy conditions this weekend. It won’t be a washout of a weekend so you’ll still manage to find some drier gaps, but when it’s not raining it will be steamy. The main culprit is more moisture becoming trapped across Florida while a slow, mid-level disturbance moves over South Florida and lurks throughout the weekend. As a result, expect scattered to numerous storms on Saturday.
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