FORT MYERS, Fla. —
Whether you’re all about “The U” and Miami’s undefeated season, or ready for Florida State to pull off a big upset, Saturday’s game between these two college football rivals could be impacted by the weather.
If you’re taking Alligator Alley to go to the game on Saturday for the 7 p.m. kickoff, it’d be a good idea to stay on top of the weather by downloading the Gulf Coast News and Weather App on your phone, and enabling notifications should any weather warnings be issued.
The forecast on Saturday is centered around a cold front that is forecast to sweep across South Florida throughout the day. Ahead of the front and along the boundary, rain and storms are possible. And that includes during the game at sold-out Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
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Futurecast over Broward and Miami-Dade on Saturday evening.
The Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service has marked eastern Miami-Dade, eastern Broward and eastern Palm Beach as areas where flooding will be possible on Saturday.
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Areas where flooding is possible on Saturday.
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