Tuesday, November 10, 2026 — The Miami Metropolis daily briefing: the day’s lead story and Miami’s weather in one place. A warm, partly cloudy Tuesday is ahead for South Florida with no active weather alerts, a cold front is on the way with lows in the 50s by the weekend, and today’s lead is the reopening of Florida’s Turnpike after a massive multi-vehicle accident in Broward.
Today’s Lead Story: Florida’s Turnpike Reopens After Massive Accident Involving Several Vehicles
Note: the homepage Lead Story slot held a short-form foreign-news clip at gather time, so the freshest major South Florida story is headlined instead.
Commuters can move again in Broward County. Florida’s Turnpike at the Sawgrass Expressway has reopened after hours of closure following a massive accident involving several vehicles.
Read the full story: Florida’s Turnpike reopens after massive accident involving several vehicles
Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy and Warm, No Active Alerts — Cold Front Ahead
No weather alerts are in effect for Miami today. Weather.com lists no alerts for this locale at run time.
It is a warm Tuesday: partly cloudy at midday at 83°F and feeling like 88°F, humidity around 63%, east winds around 11 mph gusting to 19 mph, and about a 20% chance of rain, turning mostly cloudy tonight. Today’s high: 84°F. Tonight’s low: 75°F. Sunrise was 6:35 AM; sunset is 5:33 PM.
Tomorrow — Wednesday, November 11: partly cloudy, high 83°F, low 73°F, rain chance about 20%, with thunderstorms possible early Wednesday night. Sunrise is 6:36 AM and sunset 5:33 PM. Thursday brings PM thunderstorms (high 82°F, rain 50%), then a strong cold front arrives: Friday turns cloudy with a high of 78°F and a low of 60°F, and Saturday is mostly sunny with a high of just 73°F — morning lows could dip into the 50s across much of South Florida this weekend.
More of Today’s Top Stories
- Fire destroys popular Fort Lauderdale bar
- Hegseth impeachment effort begins
- Cold front brings lows to the 50s by this weekend
- Police search for burglar of expensive boat electronics in Pompano Beach
Weather data from The Weather Channel (weather.com) / National Weather Service Miami. Miami Headline & Weather is The Miami Metropolis’ daily briefing, published late morning.
