SUMMARY: In South Florida, chilly weather has created a holiday atmosphere reminiscent of the North Pole. At Weston Town Center, people are enjoying the cooler temperatures, with one local expressing delight in pulling out his jacket, noting it feels like winter. As temperatures dip, safety tips for using space heaters are shared, including using UL-approved devices, avoiding extension cords, and not heating homes with ovens or grills, as these can be dangerous. The community is also coming together to ensure shelter animals stay warm during this cold snap. Live updates are provided by Terry Hornstein for CBS News Miami.

Teri Hornstein says most people she spoke to about the chilly weather said it was a nice change from our usual heat.

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SUMMARY: The weather forecast indicates cooler temperatures in South Florida, with current readings in the 50s and 60s, and some areas under freeze warnings. The region is experiencing a cold snap due to a jet stream bringing in Canadian air. While mornings will feel colder due to wind, temperatures are expected to rise to the 70s by afternoon. A pattern shift is anticipated, leading to slightly warmer weather and rising humidity by the end of the week. Next week will return to warmer conditions, with highs reaching the 80s, especially by Tuesday.

CBS News Miami’s chief meteorologist Ivan Cabrera’s weather outlook for South Florida.

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SUMMARY: Camp Kangaroo in Broward County, hosted by Seasons Hospice Foundation, helps children cope with the loss of a parent or sibling. The camp offers music therapy, art, and pet therapy to support grieving youth. Alejandro Zavala, a grief counselor, emphasizes the importance of providing emotional support, as grief is not easily overcome. For children like Savannah and Tristan, who lost their father and grandfather to cancer, the camp offers a chance to connect with others who share similar experiences. Through the program, they learn they are not alone and can continue their lives while honoring their loved ones.

Chelsea Jones reports through art, music and pet therapy, and other methods, each child is given tools to help ease the pain of loss.

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