MIAMI — The superior temperatures in South Florida are predicted to once again flirt with history territory as the sweltering climate for the region carries on for a different day.
Next Climate meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez claimed the higher temperature Monday could major out at 87 levels, placing the record of 88 levels in jeopardy.
“It will be hot again,” she claimed.
CBS 4
The mercury is expected to soar once more on Tuesday and the region will flirt with report superior temperatures again for a second working day in a row.
Gonzalez said a entrance arriving in the space by the stop of the week will provide cooler air and considerably less humidity.
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