South Florida is forecast to see slow-moving storms and possible localized flash flooding today, according to the National Weather Service.

South Florida is entering a much wetter and more tropical weather pattern that could bring repeated rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms through the

Spotty showers are possible on Wednesday in South Florida, but the rain chances rise starting Thursday due to a surge of moisture.

A developing El Niño over the Pacific is expected to play a major role in shaping weather conditions across Florida and much of the country during the summer months. During June, July and August, forecasters expect above-normal temperatures across nearly the entire United States,

Florida is in its broadest and harshest drought since 2012.

WESH TWO NEWS STARTS RIGHT NOW. ALL RIGHT, IF YOU’RE WATCHING THIS, THAT MEANS YOU’RE LIKELY INDOORS AND NOT OUTSIDE DEALING WITH THIS HEAT. BUT NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO, THE MERCURY IS PUSHING CLOSE TO 100, AND IT FEELS EVEN HOTTER THAN THAT. GOOD AFTERNOON

WPBF 25 First Warning meteorologists are tracking impact weather with rain and storms for the next several days in South Florida.

Tropical moisture continues to build across Central Florida, bringing a wet weekend ahead for Central Florida residents.