Florida Weather Update

Tropical Storm Melissa update

Will Tropical Storm Melissa impact South Florida? See its projected path.

Tropical Storm Melissa has formed in the Caribbean, making it the 13th named storm in the Atlantic this year, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center announced Tuesday morning. The NEXT Weather team at CBS Miami said no direct impacts are expected to South Florida at this time,

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Tropical Storm Melissa expected to strengthen into Category 4 hurricane. What to know in Florida

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Tropical Storm Melissa Live Tracker Shows If Storm Will Hit Florida

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Tropical Storm Melissa Dumps Heavy Rain on Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Tropical Storm Melissa dumped heavy rain on Hispaniola as forecasters warned Wednesday of a significant flood risk in parts of the Caribbean region in the coming days.

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Hurricane forecasts say Atlantic may unleash one of its 'strongest storms ever'

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Tropical Storm Melissa to reach major hurricane strength by Sunday; Florida told to stay vigilant

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Tropical Storm Melissa Is Forecast to Become a Major Hurricane

Significant flash flooding and mudslides are expected, with rain totals of up to 10 inches forecast through Friday for Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

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Tropical Storm Melissa is expected to strengthen into a hurricane

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See spaghetti models, possible path for Tropical Storm Melissa. What can Florida expect?

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Orlando weather forecast: Mostly clear, comfortable night in Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. - It will be mostly clear and comfortable tonight. Fog could be an issue in some places in the northern parts of our viewing area. Temperatures will fall into the 60s for most, staying in the 70s in Brevard County.

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Florida weather: First cool front of autumn to push through Palm Beach County this weekend

It's typically not until early November when overnight low temperatures in South Florida dip below 70 degrees.

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Florida weather: Wild weather changes are making mosquito season more dangerous for certain areas

Mosquitos can spread deadly diseases with experts fearing the drought conditions in many parts of the country are concentrating the insects around certain areas