DRUGS, CELL PHONES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES. >>> ALWAYS ALERTING, ALWAYS TRACKING, THIS IS NEXT WEATHER. >>> CASEY IS HERE WITH WEATHER LOOKING FORWARD TO MAYBE LESS RAIN TODAY? THANK A LITTLE LESS. RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. NOT AS WET AS YESTERDAY. THE NEXT WEATHER RADAR NETWORK SHOWS? CONDITIONS ACROSS MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AND FOR THE MOST PART LIGHT RAIN LINGERING. WE HAVE HAD SHOWERS AND STORMS IN THE KEYS. MARATHON IS LOOKING AT PASSING SHOWERS. WE HAVE ONE APPROACHING AT THE MOMENT . WE WILL SEE SHOWERS AND STORMS TRACKING IN FROM THE SOUTHEAST. YESTERDAY WE HAD RECORD RAINFALL. JUST UNDER THREE INCHES OF RAIN AT THE AIRPORT YESTERDAY. FIELD RECORD WAS BACK IN 1990. WE BROKE THAT. ELSEWHERE, THE MAJORITY OF THE RAIN WAS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTER. MINOR AMOUNTS FURTHER NORTH IN BROWARD COUNTY. AGAIN, A SLIGHT LEAK LOWER RANGE IN THE DAY OF THE TROPICAL WAVE BRINGS HEAVY RAIN CONDITIONS THAT THAT PULLS AWAY. SUNSHINE THIS MORNING. WE HAD A GLOOMY START ON SATURDAY. WE HAVE A COUPLE OF CLOUDS . WE LOOK TOWARD THE SKYLINE AND TEMPERATURES ARE SITTING IN THE LOW TO MIDDLE 80s. WE HAVE WHEN KICKING BACK IN OUT OF THESE. THE EASTERLY WIND GIVES US HIGHER CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS FROM LATE MORNING TO EARLY AFTERNOON AND EVENTUALLY THEY WILL PUSH WESTWARD. THE TIME IS OUT WITH YOUR RAIN TRACKER. SHOWERS AND STORMS FROM MID MORNING TO EARLY AFTERNOON. AT LUNCHTIME THE HIGHEST RAIN FOR THUNDERSTORMS. 44:00 OR 5:00 , THE COASTER WILL DRY OUT . ACTIVITY SHIFTS OUT ACROSS THE WEST COAST. WE DRY OUT FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW MORNING A NEW WORK WEEK . IT COULD BE A WET START IN SOME PLACES. WITH THE SAME WIND PATTERN THAT WILL CONTINUE. INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON WE WILL HAVE ACTIVITY PUSHING WESTWARD. FOR THE FARMERS MARKET AT PINECREST GARDENS, THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS THIS HIGHEST FROM 11:00 UNTIL NOON. EARLIER YOU GET OUT THE BETTER THE CHANCES ARE OF NOT SEEING RAIN. TEMPERATURES IN THE 80s AND 90s. ABOUT AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. WRAP MODERATE RECURRENT WITH RIP TIDES. IN THE TROPICS NICE AND QUIET. WE ARE NOT GOING TO SEE ANY NEW TROPICAL SYSTEM WITHIN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. THAT TAKES US THROUGH THE MONTH OF AUGUST. ACROSS THE PACIFIC, THE SAME THING. HEAVY RAIN IS CONTINUING TO WORK ITS WAY WESTWARD OVERTIME AND TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS REMAINED IN EFFECT FOR HAWAII. THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST SHOWS MONDAY TUESDAY AN