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Meteorologist at @WSVN 7 News and @ABCMiami18 || Former: @CNN || University of Miami Alumnus 🙌 || New Englander turned Floridian

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Feeling More Like Summer Again

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By Jackson Dill 
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
(WSVN) - After a gorgeous Saturday with sunshine and rarely low humidity for June standards, the heat and humidity are back for Sunday — and likely for the rest of the summer. As humidity levels continue to climb over the next few days, eventually will those rain chances. In the meantime, Sunday and Monday will continue to feature low rain chances overall with only spotty showers expected. Expect a blend of sun and clouds Sunday with high temperatures warmer in the upper 80s.
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Joyous June Weekend Weather

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By Jackson Dill 
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
(WSVN) - Beautiful weather returns just in time for the weekend after a stormy week across South Florida. This will especially be welcome after days of cloudy skies. While Friday has been drier across Miami-Dade and Broward, it has been a soggy and stormy day in the Key West area. In fact, Key West has measured more than 4 inches of rainfall this Friday, making it the wettest day since September 12, 2020, according to the National Weather Service office there.
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Better Weather for First Weekend of June

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By Jackson Dill 
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
(WSVN) - After a soggy and unsettled stretch of weather, our weather pattern is about to take a turn for the better — just in time for the first weekend of June. Those gradual changes have already been noticed this Thursday as the bulk of the activity has been focused across southern Miami-Dade and parts of the Florida Keys. This will be the area where downpours will be most likely tonight while most of the South Florida metro should be dry.
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