"John Morales discusses the far-reaching effects of historic heat on South Florida, including hurricane season and beyond"

South Florida is experiencing historically high temperatures, with a record-hot Atlantic Ocean contributing to an early start to the hurricane season. While strong winds have suppressed storm formation in July, experts are concerned that the shear won't be enough to suppress storms and hurricanes in the coming months. The marine heatwave has caused sea surface temperatures to rise significantly, leading to a near 100% chance of coral bleaching in Florida and surrounding areas. Miami-Dade County has set a record for the highest number of Heat Advisories issued, with the heat index reaching dangerous levels. The article emphasizes the urgency of implementing solutions to address global heating.