SUMMARY: The weather forecast is mild and comfortable, with temperatures around 75°F and light breezes from the east. Some stray showers may affect areas south of Miami and the Upper Keys overnight, but most regions will remain dry. Tomorrow will be warmer and less humid, with pleasant afternoon conditions. A surge of tropical moisture and a cold front will bring showers and storms on Wednesday, followed by cooler, dry weather on Thursday and Friday. The weekend will see temperatures dropping into the upper 50s with a cool breeze. No significant tropical developments are expected in the next week.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren says to expect a breeze to bring cooler temperatures overnight Saturday and into Sunday, with the possibility of a little moisture coming to the area.

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SUMMARY: In South Florida, a tragic morning saw six fatalities from three separate crashes within eight hours. The first incident occurred just before 1 a.m. in Medley, where a three-car crash resulted in four deaths, including a man, a woman, and two others who later succumbed to injuries. A hit-and-run crash at Northwest 58th Street left one passenger dead, while the driver fled the scene. Additionally, a motorcycle crash on the Florida Turnpike claimed another life around 8:10 a.m. All incidents are under investigation, as authorities seek to determine the circumstances surrounding these accidents.

CBS News Miami’s Steve Maugeri breaks down the deadly traffic accidents that happened on Saturday morning.

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SUMMARY: Florida’s governor recently concluded a five-day trade mission to Italy, aimed at enhancing business, education, and research ties, which included meetings with high-ranking officials and the Italian Prime Minister. During the trip, he announced a new trade office and promoted direct shipping links between Italy and Jacksonville. Back home, he faces the challenge of scheduling special elections following recent appointments, including that of Marco Rubio to Trump’s cabinet. Upcoming elections are crucial for maintaining Republican majority, amid tensions between DeSantis’s supporters and Trump’s base. Critics questioned the trip’s cost and purpose, while supporters saw its potential economic benefits.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took a trip to Italy, and we break down what he did in Europe.

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