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Summer 2023 broke heat records across the globe but climate experts say it could be the coolest summer we experience for the rest of our lives.

One city in South Florida seems to have higher temperatures than the rest. While this seems extreme, there is a reason.

The temperatures in Marathon seem to be higher than other cities in South Florida. NBC6 Meteorologist Chelsea Ambriz explains why

With the ongoing heat wave here in South Florida, the city of Miami is now considering a “heat plan” for its parks to help keep everyone safe during this blazing weather.

The city of Miami is considering creating a “Heat Plan” to help keep everyone safe during the extreme heat, with the focus on parks. NBC6’s Heather Walker reports

Dozens of children die every year after being left in a hot car – but there are easy ways to make sure your family is protected. Here’s how to protect your child from vehicular heatstroke.

Monroe, Miami-Dade, and Broward made South Florida history as they were all issued an Excessive Heat Warning, NBC6’s Steve MacLaughlin reports.

Climate Central’s Climate Shift Index measures global warming’s effect on our daily temperatures

Climate Central’s Climate Shift Index measures global warming’s effect on our daily temperatures.

If you’ve spent any time outdoors lately, it probably won’t come as a surprise that Miami has ranked high on the list of urban heat islands, according to a report released last Wednesday by the non-profit research group Climate Central.

The report by Climate Central suggests Miami has areas which are astronomically hotter than other parts of the city.

Both counties have been placed under a new excessive heat warning until 8 p.m.

Experts have issued two excessive heat warnings. NBC6’s Steve Litz reports.

NBC6’s meteorologist, Llarisa Abreu, defines the difference between a heat advisory and an excessive heat warning.

Family members said a farmworker in Homestead died on the job due to the heat. NBC6’s Niko Clemmons reports

NBC6’s Steve MacLaughlin and John Morales explain why high sea surface temperatures could be troubling for this year’s hurricane season.

A family demands change after they say that their loved one died from heat stress. NBC6’s Heather Walker reports.

New laws could soon be in place in Miami-Dade County to protect outdoor workers from the extreme heat. NBC6’s Niko Clemmons reports

Extreme heat can potentially damage your vehicle’s tires or electric batteries, NBC6’s Amanda Plasencia reports.

The heat index in Miami-Dade could reach between 108 and 112 degrees on Sunday.