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Currently in Miami — September 7, 2023: Warm but not oppressive like August
Plus, announcing Currently Sponsorships — a new way to reach our local audience.
Eric Holthaus & John Morales
September 06, 2023
Sunshine and tolerable humidity
The weather, currently.
More fresh air for South Florida on Thursday! Humidity levels will remain low, with dewpoints still in the upper 60s to low 70s—a refreshing change from the suffocating summer we had this year. The lack of moisture will also keep the rain at bay for another day, although there will be a chance of isolated showers on Thursday. Temperatures will be in the low 90s throughout South Florida, with lows dipping into the 70s as a light easterly breeze continues overnight along the coast. This weather will remain relatively unchanged through Friday, with rain chances increasing slightly for the weekend.
El tiempo, actualmente.
¡Más aire relativamente refrescante para el sur de Florida el jueves! Los niveles de humedad se mantendrán bajos, con puntos de rocío entre los rangos alto de los 60 grados y bajos de los 70—un cambio refrescante con respecto al verano sofocante que experimentamos este año. La falta de humedad también limitará la actividad de lluvia una jornada más, aunque el jueves habrá posibilidad de aguaceros aislados. Las temperaturas estarán en el rango bajo de los 90 grados en todo el sur de Florida por la tarde, con mínimas que llegarán a los 70 a medida que una ligera brisa del este continúe durante la noche a lo largo de la costa. Este tiempo se mantendrá prácticamente sin cambios el viernes, con solo un ligero aumento en las posibilidades de lluvia durante el fin de semana.
What you need to know, currently.
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What you can do, currently.
One of my favorite organizations, Mutual Aid Disaster Relief, serves as a hub of mutual aid efforts focused on climate action in emergencies — like Hurricane season. Find mutual aid network near you and join, or donate to support networks in Florida:
