South Florida is expecting some heavy downpours to develop Thursday evening, and even a few isolated, strong storms.
Strong storms that developed north and west of South Florida prompted a Severe Thunderstorm Warning earlier this evening over Alligator Alley in The Everglades.
This rain is finally moving east into Metro Broward and Miami-Dade counties and should make it all the way to Miami and Fort Lauderdale over the next hour.
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Although this storm is no longer severe, the weather could get very ugly in Broward and Dade counties through 11 p.m. with 40 mph gusts, hail, downpours and a lot of lightning.
Mainly dry weather is expected overnight into Thursday morning before another round of storms fires up by about 3 p.m.
Thursday will be the final day of this stormy pattern with mainly dry weather starting Friday and even some cooler temps and drier humidity this weekend.
