Meteorologists in Miami, known for dealing with dramatic weather events, were left stunned by the extreme heat experienced a month ahead of summer. With temperatures breaking records, reaching a heat index of 112 degrees, and coastal waters hitting 90 degrees, the impact on the region is evident. The heat, combined with high humidity, has reshaped the usual shoulder season, making it dangerously hot. The state's response to climate change and extreme weather has also come under scrutiny, with concerns raised about the lack of focus on climate change and the impact on outdoor workers.