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

Orlando weather: Stormy pattern continues to kickoff the weekend

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

An “unsettled weather pattern” will bring growing chances of thunderstorms and showers to the region.

The NEXT Weather Team is tracking a steamy and hot day across South Florida with storms likely. The morning starts out partly cloudy with just a few spotty pop-up rain showers. Temperatures will hover in the upper 80s for most of the region but Miami will register in the low 90s.

Rainy days are in the weather forecast for the end of this week, this weekend and into next week on the Treasure Coast.

After several days with only very limited rainfall, the weather pattern is set to shift in a big way across South Florida starting Wednesday night. A much more humid air mass is already moving in from the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico,

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

Florida is in its broadest and harshest drought since 2012.

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

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,