Unprecedented Heat Wave Grips South Florida

Record-breaking temperatures prompt heat advisories and severe weather warnings across multiple counties

Heat indices in South Florida reach as high as 115 degrees, shattering previous records.
National Weather Service issues first May heat advisories for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach in over 15 years.
Governor DeSantis signs bill removing climate change references from state law amid extreme weather conditions.
Meteorologists warn of potential tornadoes and severe thunderstorms accompanying the heat wave.
Residents advised to stay indoors, hydrate, and take cooling breaks to avoid heat-related illnesses.