South Florida is coming off one of the hottest days ever recorded in Miami, and while temperatures may ease back slightly on Wednesday, the heat isn’t going anywhere just yet.
Miami soared to 100 degrees Tuesday, tying the city’s all-time record high temperature originally set in 1942. The triple-digit reading also easily broke the previous daily record of 96 degrees.
Fort Lauderdale came close to joining Miami in the record books. The temperature reached 98 degrees, just two degrees shy of the city’s all-time record of 100. The 98-degree reading did tie the daily record high…