Look out to the skies, Miami! A stellar show is in store for us this evening because stargazers will be able to spot not just one lunar phenomenon, but TWO.
September's full moon, called a “Harvest Moon” due to its p...
While we love the city's , and , it's always fun to mix things up and add a little adventure to our plans. At Treetop Trekking, Miami's , you can do just that as they're introducing a new experience to enjoy under the...
Sunny weather certainly calls for a date with nature, and while South Florida has some to check out, sometimes the wilderness can be a little bit too much of an escape from the city. So if you're ever in the mood for s...
Grab those binoculars and telescopes because August's full moon will grace the skies above Miami today! But this isn't just your average full moon; it'll be both the year's first supermoon and a blue moon! Set to appear...
Living in South Florida, we know the weather may not exactly be paradise when it comes to the warmer months. We're painfully familiar with how it's not just the heat, but the humidity, that makes temperatures feel almos...
For us here in Florida, escalating sea levels never stray too far from our minds. With its low elevation and over 8,000 miles of shoreline, the Sunshine State is among the most vulnerable to the impacts of rising sea le...
Skywatchers have been blessed this year with numerous spectacles including a , and . The celestial marvels aren't over yet, with a glorious Strawberry Moon in store for us this weekend! The day after the summer solstic...
After portions of South Florida have been left with flooded streets, floating cars, and more than a foot of rainfall this week, a flood watch remains in effect for the region through 8 p.m. Friday. This includes Miami,...
As parts of Miami-Dade have seen more than a foot of rain thanks to multiple days of , the plan to protect the city from storm surges — which has been in discussion for half a decade — is closer to becoming reality. Mia...
Spiders the size of a human hand that are known to use their webs to parachute through the sky are enough to scare just about anyone. Add in the fact that they're invasive, venomous and expected to inhabit most of the E...