Miami, FL
Live updates: Here’s what’s going on with the tropical weather from Miami to the Keys

Potential Tropical Cyclone One, as it’s designated by the Nationwide Hurricane Heart, might not turn into Tropical Storm Alex in its go to to Florida’s west coast and will have to attend till it emerges off the state’s east coast.
That’s as a result of the hurricane middle mentioned in its 8 a.m. Saturday advisory the system deteriorated a bit in a single day.
However PTC1 will nonetheless maintain South Florida in its watery grasp.
Right here’s what is going on with this climate system thus far:
Treacherous roads
10:15 a.m. As when you want a reminder, moist roads imply automotive crashes. Palm Seashore County Sheriff’s Workplace shared pictures of 1 such accident Saturday morning with a plea to take warning when you have to be exterior as we speak.
Play ball?
10 a.m.: Faculty baseball followers excited for the NCAA Division I Faculty Baseball Match’s Coral Gables Regional, hosted by the Miami Hurricanes have needed to have persistence. Apparently, they’ve persistence.
The NCAA introduced Saturday morning that it “pushed again” to five p.m. Saturday the sport at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Gentle Area.
The regional’s first recreation between Miami and Canisius was initially scheduled for varied instances Friday and midday Saturday.
Keep tuned.
Learn extra right here.
Flash flood warning
9:50 a.m.: With rain totals mounting, a flash flood warning has been prolonged in South Florida by the Nationwide Climate Service in Miami till midday.
And extra rain is on the best way.
Learn the warning story right here.
Lanes closed on account of flooding
9:30 a.m.: Heavy flooding within the Aventura space has led to some highway and land closures.
Miami as Venice?
8:45 a.m.: Street circumstances are extraordinarily harmful, warns Miami metropolis officers. Elements of Brickell and downtown Miami are underneath water with automobiles stranded on the roadways.
Pumps are working, Commissioner Ken Russell mentioned in a tweet after a gathering with the town’s emergency supervisor. However as rain continues to fall it’s going to take a while for reduction.
Verify the airport
9 a.m.: At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Worldwide Airport (FLL) whole flight cancellations anticipated out and in of FLL as we speak is 58. Which means 28 arrival cancellations and 30 departure cancellations, mentioned spokeswoman Arlene Satchell.
Complete flight delays anticipated out and in of FLL as we speak is 32. Of that quantity, 9 are arrival delays and 23 are departure delays.
“The most effective recommendation for vacationers this weekend is to verify upfront of coming to FLL with their airline for the most recent flight standing. If supplied by their airline, they need to join the flight standing alerts on their cell phones,” Satchell mentioned.
8:30 a.m.: There are 19 delayed flights and 39 canceled flights thus far Saturday morning at Miami Worldwide Airport (MIA.)
“Vacationers ought to affirm their flight standing earlier than coming to MIA in case they should make different journey preparations on-line.,” recommended Greg Chin, MIA’s spokesman.
To verify flight standing at Miami Worldwide Airport (MIA) use the flight tracker at http://webvids.miami-airport.com/webfids/.
To verify flight standing at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Worldwide Airport (FLL) use the flight tracker at https://www.broward.org/Airport/passengers/Flights/Pages/FlightTracker.aspx.
See movies of flooding streets and sinking automobiles in Miami
8 a.m.: Can these automobiles float?
That’s a good query to ask. (Elon? Engaged on one? We recommend you check a prototype on Brickell).
Rain from a no-name storm that could possibly be Tropical Storm Alex is flooding streets in Miami and Miami Seashore, as drivers abandon their sinking automobiles.
Miami Hearth-Rescue has six high-water automobiles on the roads to assist drivers and passengers stranded in floodwaters.
Learn extra right here.
What’s open/closed
Saturday’s wave of cancellations and postponements continued.
READ MORE: What’s canceled or closed as South Florida prepares for tropical climate? What we all know
What’s the wind and the water like?
8 a.m.: The worst climate Saturday will seemingly be by means of noon Saturday, mentioned CBS4 meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez. However anticipate lingering wetness to persist into the night. And flooding.
Ship us your pictures and movies
7 a.m.: Hurricane season is barely three days outdated and already we’ve had some motion. First, Agatha on the Pacific coast and now our “A” storm, Alex, which was borne from Agatha’s ashes.
Excessive climate damages could possibly be across the nook. First, watch out. Train warning always. But when it’s protected to take action and you’ve got captured some pictures you are feeling inform a narrative of the storm, ship us pictures or movies of flooding, exterior damages, excessive wind/rain patterns or any climate patterns or results that caught your consideration in your space.
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This story was initially printed June 4, 2022 8:41 AM.

Miami, FL
Miami shows ‘soul,’ ‘fight’ in Messi-inspired rally

Inter Miami CF head coach Javier Mascherano said his players showed soul and fight to come back from a 2-0 halftime deficit to draw 3-3 against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night at Subaru Park.
Lionel Messi helped inspire the rally with a spectacular free kick and an assist on the tying goal for a team that has been trying to get out of a recent funk that included losses in five of the past seven games.
“I think we showed character, personality. It was another difficult start of the game for us because in the beginning we conceded the goal and the situation that we are in when you concede it’s difficult, you know, because you start to think that you have to come back again,” Mascherano said. “But the guys showed a lot of character. They showed that they want to fight to get out of this situation.
“I think we showed that we have soul and we have to fight.”
Despite entering the match trying to turn things around, Miami struggled to contain the Union early in the game and the hosts took a 2-0 lead into the break. Mascherano tried to rally his team at halftime, urging players to forget about the consequences of a negative result and focus on tactics.
“I told them at halftime that we are in a situation that is s—. And the only way to see the sun is to give everything, and forget the result,” Mascherano said. “The result is my fault, it is my responsibility. They have to play because football is a game and we have to play.
“I said, ‘Play, don’t think about the result.’ The result is the coach’s fault, the responsibility of the coach. But we want to have the ball, to move the ball to one side, to the other side, try to play on the opposite side. This is for me the way to start a game, winning games and be in a good dynamic. So I try to translate it because it’s the only way. We cannot be worried about the result. We cannot be worried. It’s about playing the game.”
Tadeo Allende led the comeback, scoring in the 60th minute, but the Union restored their two-goal advantage minutes later with Tai Baribo’s second strike of the night. Miami captain Messi kept his team in the game with a stellar free kick from the top of the area for the team’s second goal.
Telasco Segovia then scored the final goal of the night — with Messi assisting — in second-half stoppage time to secure the Herons’ point.
Mascherano, however, emphasized the team were unlucky in that the Union’s third goal should have been called offside.
“We were not lucky because the third goal of theirs was very clearly offside,” Miami’s coach said. “It was very, very obvious that the third goal was offside. I don’t know why. Where is the VAR? What were they doing? Because it’s very clear.
“We cannot watch it on our tablet because we have a tactical camera, but the lateral camera is very clear.”
The Herons return to action Wednesday night with a home game against CF Montreal at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Miami, FL
Dolphins 2025 preseason schedule – The Splash Zone 5/24/25

The Miami Dolphins now know who and when they will play in the upcoming preseason. The Dolphins first two games will be on the road against the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions then finally finishing at home against the Jacksonville Jaguars. It’s expected that the Dolphins will have joint practices with their opponents leading up to their games.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
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Miami, FL
Phoenix Suns coach candidate Chris Quinn helped Miami Heat stay together this season

Introductory news conference for new Suns GM Brian Gregory
The Phoenix Suns hold an introductory press conference for their new general manager, Brian Gregory.
The Miami Heat experienced one of their toughest seasons in recent memory.
Going 37-45, Miami suffered its first losing record since 2018-19.
The Jimmy Butler drama ultimately led to trading the star forward just two years removed from him leading the Heat to the 2023 NBA Finals.
The Heat emerged from the play-in to make the playoffs as an eighth seed only to have the Cleveland Cavaliers sweep them in the first round. Miami lost Game 4 by 55 points, suffering the worst margin of defeat in a game to close a series.
Through it all, Chris Quinn remained steady.
League sources say the Heat’s associate head coach helped keep Miami together and made sure the team didn’t go “sideways.”
Now, Quinn is a head coach candidate for the Phoenix Suns, who also experienced a disappointing and drama-filled season that ended with just 36 wins and the firing of Mike Budenholzer after one season.
Cleveland Cavaliers assistants Jordan Ott and Johnnie Bryant, Oklahoma City Thunder assistant Dave Bliss, Minnesota Timberwolves assistant Micah Nori, Brooklyn Nets assistant Steve Hetzel, Dallas Mavericks assistant Sean Sweeney, New Orleans Pelicans assistant James Borrego, Suns assistant David Fizdale and Quinn are candidates for the job, league sources confirmed to The Arizona Republic this week.
Quinn has been an assistant under Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra since 2015. He previously worked as an assistant for the Heat’s G League team, Sioux Falls Skyforce, in the 2014-15 season.
He also played three seasons for the Heat, with the first two under Pat Riley (2006-08) and the third one for Spoelstra (2008-09).
Quinn is Spoelstra’s “right hand man” when it comes to in-game adjustments, sources say. He has been in contention for NBA head coaching vacancies in recent years.
Quinn’s ability to connect with players is deemed impressive. He’s big on player development as evidenced by him leading the charge to have coaches available 24/7 for players to work on their game.
A Notre Dame graduate, Quinn played a role in the development of shooting guard Tyler Herro, who became a first-time All-Star for the Heat this season.
Herro averaged a career-high 23.9 points in his sixth NBA season out of Kentucky.
Quinn was a director of player development on the collegiate level at Northwestern before joining the Heat.
Have opinions about the current state of the Suns? Reach Suns Insider Duane Rankin at dmrankin@gannett.com or contact him at 480-810-5518. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter, at @DuaneRankin.
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