South Florida continues to be locked into a heat wave as heat advisories are once again in play Monday.
These advisories are valid through at least Wednesday evening as daily highs hit the mid-90s and feels-like numbers soar to 105 degrees and above.
Saharan dust and haze will keep rain chances very low too, especially over the next couple of days.
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We see a very subtle pattern change late week and weekend.
A slight beach breeze may take one or two degrees off of our highs and rain chances will work back to about 40%.
Considering typical highs this time of the year top out around 90 degrees, this has been a painful stretch of mid-90s.
