Miami (33101) Daily Weather Forecast

Hurricane Irma's Free Tolls End Thursday In Florida

Now that Hurricane Irma is gone, the free tolls are also leaving from most Florida roadways.

Miami First Responders In Puerto Rico

Miami area first responders are in Puerto Rico after returning from missions in Houston and Key West.

Pinecrest Has 'Lots Of Ice' To Give Away

If you still don't have power and you are a resident of Pinecrest head over to Flagler Grove Park by 7 p.m.

Hurricane Irma Fundraiser Underway For Damaged Childcare Facilities

A number of Miami-Dade childcare facilities were damaged by Hurricane Irma and have been forced to suspend operations.

Florida Keys Recovery: Where To Get Veterinary Care, Pet Food

There are four veterinary hospital open in Marathon.

Florida Keys Disaster Assistance: How To Apply

There are several ways for residents who were affected by the storm to sign up.

Marlins Thank First Responders With Free Tickets

First responders and Monroe County residents can get two free tickets to any remaining Marlins home game for free.

Miami-Dade County Residents Eligible For Temporary Roof Coverings

Operation Blue Roof isprovides free fiber-reinforced sheeting and installation to cover damaged roofs for homeowners in disaster areas.

Miami Serving Up Free Lunches On Sunday

The city of Miami will be serving up hot lunches free of charge on Sunday at Shenandoah Park.

Chainsaw-Wielding Nun Used Google To Learn How To Work It

She had previously known how to use a chainsaw, but she had to relearn the skill because she had fallen out of the ... habit.

Florida Keys Residents Will Have To Be Self-Sustaining, Officials Say

"The Keys are not what you left several days ago," one official said.

FPL Set To Complete Miami-Dade Power Restoration

FPL officials said that power had been restored to 97 percent of Miami-Dade County by Monday.

Decision Expected Sunday On Reopening Miami-Dade Schools

Miami-Dade County schools will decide by noon Sunday when classes will resume following Hurricane Irma.

Coast Guard Reopens Port Of Key West At Hurricane Recovery Efforts Continue

Some restrictions still apply to vessels approaching the port.

US Postal Service Resumes Deliveries, Opens Retail Locations

US postal officials said that mail service has resumed to most of South Florida while most branch locations have also reopened.

Watch Miami-Dade First Responders In Florida Keys

First responders from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue have been conducting search and rescue operations in the Florida Keys.

Middle Keys Reopen To Residents After Hurricane Irma

On Saturday, officials announced that those with the proper documentation could return to their homes in the middle Keys.

After Hurricane Irma Stranded Thousands, Some Feel 'Forgotten'

"I feel like I am alone in the world, like I'm on the border to being homeless," one woman who lost her apartment said.

Hurricane Irma Fades, But Miami Storm Memories Don't

It's been nearly a week since Hurricane Irma whipped through Miami but the memories will last a lifetime.

Swimming Advisory Lifted For All Miami-Dade Beaches

The agency removed advisories on Saturday for three beaches in Key Biscayne and Sunny Isles.

Miami Holds Free Picnic As 'Respite' From Irma

Put down your shovels and take off your work gloves for a few hours on Friday afternoon.

Hurricane Irma Aftermath: 10,000 People In Florida Still In Shelters

FEMA Administrator Brock Long said the agency's mission is shifting into recovery process mode.

Hurricane Irma Aftermath Includes Sewage Polluting Towns Across Florida

"Floodwaters may contain not only bacteria from sanitary sewer overflows but other potential contaminants," the environmental dept. said.

FIU Adds Week For Hurricane Irma, Reopens Monday

Florida International University has added an additional week of classes at the end of the semester to make up for Hurricane Irma.

Irma Recovery UPDATE: Cities Coming Back; Polluted Water A Statewide Problem; Relief For Drivers

The state offers disaster unemployment assistance. Reminder that 911 is for 'true emergencies.' Tampa Electric: power coming back.

How To Spot A Car With Water Damage After Hurricane Irma

All of the cars that suffered weather-related damage may turn up on a used car lot near you. Patch tells you how to spot them.

Hurricane Irma Turns Florida Keys From Paradise To Disaster Zone

For many who stayed in the Keys to ride out the storm, the struggle has just begun.

Hurricane Irma Food Distribution Underway Around Miami Area

Miami-Dade County schools have partnered with Feeding South Florida Food Bank to distribute 30,000 MREs on Thursday.

Miami 'Waves' Admission To Grapeland Water Park This Weekend

With many Miamians still without power, the city is waiving the entrance fee to Grapeland Water Park for residents and city employees.

AT&T Offers Free Charging For Hurricane Irma Victims

Anyone who has lost power in the Miami area can charge their devices free of charge at any AT&T company-owned store.

Hurricane Irma: Miami Trash Pickup Resumes

The city of Miami is resuming regular trash pickup now that Irma has passed.

Hurricane Irma Traffic Tips For Returning Florida Evacuees

Patch has put together helpful tips for Floridians who are heading back to the Sunshine State now that Irma has passed.

Hurricane Irma: Postal Service Resumes Some SOFL Deliveries

Postal officials said that the first post-storm deliveries began on Tuesday but that retail locations remain closed.

Hurricane Irma LATEST UPDATE: Miami Beach Imposes Curfew; 8 Dead At Nursing Home; Water Concerns

Cell service across the state is still spotty; at least one other assisted living facility is evacuated; and garbage service resumes.

Hurricane Irma Destroyed 25 Percent of Florida Keys Homes, FEMA Estimates

The emergency relief agency believes that another 65 percent of homes suffered "major damage."

Miami Mayor: Top Priority Getting Ice and Power To Elderly

Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado told Patch that his storm-ravaged city is trying to get ice and power to elderly and disabled residents.

Hurricane Irma - Latest UPDATE - President Visiting Florida, Some Schools Ready To Reopen, Sports Coming Back

Millions are still without power, the Keys saw many, many homes destroyed, some state of emergencies remain, businesses are reopening.

Hurricane Irma: Floridians Warned About Wastewater, Snakes, CO Poisoning; Gas On The Way

Floridians clean up Irma's damage and the death toll climbs. Power may be out until Sept. 22 on the state's west coast, gas is on its way.

Hurricane Irma: South Florida Rebounds Amid Chainsaws, Generators

Chainsaws smashed through downed trees and generators whirred from Key West to Miami and West Palm Beach as South Florida emerged from Irma.

Hurricane Irma: 1 Dead In Miami-Dade County Of CO Poisoning

BREAKING: A person was killed because of CO poisoning caused by a generator, officials said. Take a look at safety tips for generator use.