Lissette Gonzalez
Meteorologist at WFOR-TV (Miami, FL)
@CBSMiami Meteorologist. Born & Raised in Miami. Love my Hometown! Graduate of the University of Miami & MSU. Mommy of 2 girls #Cane #Bulldog
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lissette Gonzalez
South Florida Weather for Thursday 6/5/2025 7AM After days of downpours, South Florida is finally enjoying a break from the wet weather. Thursday will be mainly dry with only a 10% chance of rain. Saharan dust is bringing drier air and lowering the chance of rain, it's also leading to some hazy conditions. The air quality will be lower due to the dust and anyone with respiratory conditions should try and limit their time outside.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | John MacLauchlan |Lissette Gonzalez
After several days of persistent rain, Wednesday will be a transitional day as the wet weather will not be as intense nor as widespread. A NEXT Weather Alert remains in place through the morning hours as scattered showers and storms will produce some heavy downpours. NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez said the widespread rain we've experienced over the last few days will end around midday.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lissette Gonzalez
The NEXT Weather team had the opportunity to venture out of the studio and head out into the community to ask people how they are preparing for hurricane season this year. While some people are ready, others are not so much. "I never prepare for Hurricane Season," said Raquel Taylor. Raquel has been living in South Florida for 30 years, and she said she usually wings it when it comes to getting ready for the Season.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lissette Gonzalez
When a watch or warning is issued during hurricane season, you need to know the difference, regardless of what the threat or hazard is. Storm watch vs. storm warningA "watch" is issued when storm conditions are possible in the next 72 hours. When a watch is issued, you should be prepared and be alert, since conditions are favorable for dangerous weather within that time frame. A "warning" is when conditions are imminent, within 36 hours, or are happening. A warning means you need to take action.
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4 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Lissette Gonzalez
NEXT WEATHER ALERT this Saturday from Noon until 5 p.m.Scattered storms will develop around midday. Some of the storms could turn strong to severe with the potential for damaging gusty winds, heavy rain, localized flooding, small hail and frequent lightning due to a frontal boundary, plenty of moisture and instability in the atmosphere. The Storm Prediction center has placed South Florida under a marginal (level 1out of 5) risk of severe weather today.
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Thanks to my @cbsmiami morning family for surprising me with an early birthday celebration 🎂 🎉 I am off tomorrow and through early next week to spend time with my family ❤️ https://t.co/MFpQfRy7go
RT @CBSMiami: NEXT Weather meteorologist @LissetteCBS4 says Thursday will be dry and mostly cloudy. Highs will be in the upper 80s, with "f…
FLOOD WATCH in effect for #Broward and #MiamiDade until 5 PM as the ground is already saturated from all the heavy rain the last few days. Any additional wet weather will lead to more flooding in spots. Reminder: Turn around, don't drown. @CBSMiami https://t.co/UNtBdMD6yI