Miami residents can hang up their raincoats for a bit as forecasters predict a stretch of serene weather, complete with sunny skies and moderate breezes. The forecast shows that, beginning today, Miami can expect a high near 70 degrees with northwest winds around 10 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
By tonight, the mercury will dip to around 52 degrees. The winds will also pick up, with gusts reaching as high as 18 mph. Not exactly beach weather, but it's a welcome respite from the recent storms.
The rest of the week is shaping up to look similarly sunny, with temperatures gradually climbing. Wednesday will bring a high near 73 degrees and north winds gusting up to 21 mph, based on weather service predictions. The nighttime will cool down to a comfortable 55 degrees.
Calm conditions continue as the week progresses. By Thursday, folks in South Florida will be greeted by a sunny sky and a peak temperature near 74 degrees, with an eastward wind shift in the afternoon promises. The trend of warm and dry days is affirmed by NBC Miami, stating that "the storms are long gone now with cool, crisp air taking up shop across South Florida for a few days."
Friday is pegged as the warmest day of the current forecast, with the potential for temperatures to approach 80 degrees. A light breeze is also expected, with southwest winds 8 to 17 mph, and gusts possibly hitting 25 mph. For those looking ahead to the weekend, a weak front could bring a slight chance of showers and return the region to morning 50s and afternoon 70s, presenting an almost ideal South Florida winter scenario.
