Craig Setzer
CBS4 Miami
Miami, FL, United States
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Saharan Dust Quite Noticeable Across South Florida
The dust originates from half way around the globe in the Saharan Desert, where seasonal thunderstorm squall lines with very strong winds loft the dust into the air. → Read More
Will Fred Follow In The Way Of Debby? CBS4 Chief Meteorologist Craig Setzer Sees A Lot Of Similarities
In many ways, Debby from over two decades ago is similar to Fred of today. → Read More
Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression 5 Forms As It Heads Toward Caribbean Islands
After a busy start to the 2021 hurricane season, we're now getting ready for our fifth named storm. → Read More
Miami Weather: Cold Front Ends Heat, Humidity For Now
A cold front will push through South Florida on Friday evening bringing an end to the past two weeks of heat and humidity. → Read More
Tracking The Tropics: Eta Makes Landfall In Lower Matecumbe Key As Strong Tropical Storm
Eta made landfall in Lower Matecumbe Key in the Florida Keys as a strong Tropical Storm as it continues to cause strong winds and dangerous flooding across portions of South Florida. → Read More
Tracking The Tropics: The Madden-Julian Oscillation Is Coming And Here Is Why You Should Care
What is the MJO, and why do we care? → Read More
Plenty Of Sun For Super Bowl Sunday In Miami
Super sunny weather expected for Super Bowl Sunday with highs around 70 and a dry northwest breeze. → Read More
Sustainability At Heart Of Frost Science’s Mission – CBS Miami
Sustainability is at the heart of the Frost Science Museum's mission. → Read More
Super Bowl Forecast: Showers Expected Ahead Of Big Game
After a beautiful winter day on Thursday, the pattern becomes unsettled as we head into the Super Bowl weekend. → Read More
What Caused The 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Felt Across South Florida?
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred Tuesday afternoon around 2:10 p.m. along a section of the Oriente fault between Cuba and Jamaica. → Read More
The Reasons Why South Florida Is Experiencing Higher Than Normal High Tides
The higher than normal high tides are being created by several factors. → Read More
Tracking The Tropics: What To Expect In South Florida This Weekend
It will be a windy and wet start to the weekend across South Florida, but not necessarily a total washout. → Read More
Miami Weather: South Florida Feeling The Heat As Miami Matches Record High Temperature
While the official start of summer is still several weeks away, South Florida is already feeling the heat. → Read More
System May Develop Into Tropical Storm Before Start Of Hurricane Season
Hurricane season officially begins in just over two weeks but that does not mean we can’t get a little activity going early. → Read More
Holiday Homes: The Sablich Family
Tonight's holiday home comes from the Sablich family in Fort Lauderdale, featuring a display so immense, it takes six weeks to set up. → Read More
Holiday Homes: The Rapport Family
The spectacular display at the home of Alan Rapport in Cutler Bay is a true labor of love. → Read More
Tropical Disturbance Near Leeward Islands Not Expected To Impact Florida
A late season tropical disturbance located east of the Northern Leeward Islands is expected to move west northwest in the coming days. → Read More
Why Did Hurricane Michael Strengthen So Quickly?
The process of hurricane intensification is not completely understood and forecasting when and how much a storm will strengthen is still a difficult challenge. → Read More
Tropical Storm Gordon Leaves South Florida Behind
Tropical storm Gordon continues to move away from South Florida as of Monday afternoon and as such, will begin to lose its influence on our weather. → Read More
4 Outdoor: Important Safety Tips From Miami-Dade Fire Rescue While Boating
It’s definitely not boating weather this holiday weekend but that's all the more reason to follow important boat safety tips when you do take the boat out on the water. → Read More