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South Florida Weather for Thursday 3/13/2025 12PM
SUMMARY: South Florida will experience a warm, humid afternoon on Thursday, with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 70s. Winds will be breezy, especially in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. There’s a slight chance of isolated showers this evening, but most areas will stay dry. A higher chance of rain will come on Monday, St. Patrick’s Day. The weekend will be warm, with temperatures in the lower 80s, but humidity will make it feel like the 90s on Sunday. A cold front on Monday will bring cooler temperatures and rain. A lunar eclipse will occur early Friday morning, visible through partly cloudy skies.

NEXT Weather meteorologist Shane Hinton says Thursday afternoon will remain sunny with highs near 80 degrees. In the evening, a few isolated showers will be possible.
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South Florida Weather Forecast 3/16/2025
SUMMARY: The South Florida weather forecast for March 16, 2025, highlights the aftermath of a severe weather system that caused widespread tornado damage in the Southeastern U.S. South Florida will experience minimal rain, with only a few showers expected. A drop in humidity and windy conditions will prompt a fire weather watch in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Although temperatures were warm in the 90s, a cold front will bring cooler weather with lows in the 50s. A shift to high pressure will result in comfortable conditions, with temperatures eventually climbing back into the 80s mid-week before another front arrives.

CBS News Miami’s Chief Meteorologist Ivan Cabrera says to expect a few showers overnight heading into Monday morning but nothing too severe.
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Patients encouraged to appeal health insurance denials
SUMMARY: Patients are encouraged to appeal health insurance denials, as many face coverage refusals for treatments prescribed by their doctors. A recent study by the Commonwealth Fund revealed that over two out of five working-age adults are charged for services they believed were covered, but fewer than half challenge the charges. It’s essential to know patients have the right to appeal denials, even after an initial rejection. Key steps include contacting the insurer for appeal procedures, seeking support from healthcare providers, and gathering necessary documentation. Attorneys may charge high fees, adding to the burden for patients already struggling with care access.

More than two out of five working-age adults report being charged for a health service that they thought was free and fewer than half challenged those bills by contacting their provider or insurer.
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Trump administration ramps up rhetoric targeting the courts amid mounting legal setbacks
SUMMARY: In Mexico, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador attacked the judiciary for blocking his reforms that mandated judges be elected rather than appointed, weakening investor confidence and the currency. This trend of populist leaders targeting the judiciary is observed globally, raising concerns about similar threats in the U.S. amid Donald Trump’s presidency. His supporters echo aggressive rhetoric against judges and suggest impeachment for unfavorable rulings. Despite this, the administration has followed legal norms. Legal experts warn that undermining judicial independence is a fundamental authoritarian impulse, potentially jeopardizing democratic governance and the rule of law in the U.S.
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