Adam Berg
On-Camera Meteorologist at WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL)
On-Camera meteorologist @NBC6 | M-F 4:30-7:00am | Penn State Grad | CBM | https://t.co/KcXWFvcRp2 | https://t.co/WEWDZNwPz9
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1 week ago |
nbcmiami.com | Adam Berg
After a pretty tame second half of May, the rain has really ramped up across South Florida. An upper-low in the eastern Gulf of Mexico has pushed very deep moisture across our backyard. Many areas picked up 3-4 inches or more (including Miami International Airport) on Monday, and we've already seen multiple flood advisories early Tuesday. A flood advisory for parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties expired Tuesday morning, while a flood watch will remain in effect until 8 a.m. Wednesday.
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1 month ago |
nbcmiami.com | Adam Berg
Deep moisture moving into South Florida, ahead of a front in the eastern Gulf, will bring periods of heavy rain to our region Monday and into early Tuesday. The storms have prompted a flood watch until 8 a.m. Tuesday ahead of an expected average rainfall in the range of 3 to 6 inches, with some spots picking up 8 inches or more. See all severe weather alerts here. Here's what to know. ⚠️ A Flood Watch will be in effect through 8AM Tuesday .
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1 month ago |
nbcmiami.com | Adam Berg
By Adam Berg Deep moisture moves into South Florida ahead of a front in the eastern Gulf, bringing periods of heavy rain to our area on Monday and into early Tuesday. Severe weather alerts are in place as we could see average rain amounts in the range of 3 to 6 inches, with some spots picking up 8 inches or more. This would effectively end the drought in South Florida, but areas of flooding will certainly cause headaches.
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1 month ago |
losspreventionmedia.com | Adam Berg
The Berkshire District Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts recently hosted the 2025 Berkshire County Organized Retail and Financial Crimes Workshop. The event brought together more than two hundred professionals from both the criminal justice system and the private sector. Attendees represented agencies and organizations from New England and New York, all focused on combating organized retail and financial crimes in the region.
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1 month ago |
nbcmiami.com | Adam Berg
South Florida saw some drought-busting rainfall this weekend, with most of it coming in on Sunday, and another round of storms are on their way. Here's what to know. When will it rain today? Yet another round of storms are expected on Monday, with rain developing as early as midday. Thunderstorms could extend into the late afternoon hours and possibly even the early evening. What weather impacts could South Florida see?
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Huge rains in northeastern #Broward over the last 24-hours. More to come later today. Stay with @nbc6 https://t.co/PKdbgxwLAa https://t.co/7g2vjVWYUm
Big rains yesterday and this morning from #Opa-Locka to #HallendaleBeach. More expected today. Keep your head on a swivel. @nbc6 https://t.co/PKdbgxwLAa https://t.co/qgxqRURDRb
Here are some of the 24-hour doppler estimates. MIA was one of many spots to see over 4" of rain. More is on the way. @nbc6 https://t.co/PKdbgxwLAa https://t.co/4oFIgEHOzE