Miami residents can expect mostly sunny skies with the thermometer tipping towards the high 70s, according to the National Weather Service. Today’s forecast anticipates a respectable high of 77 degrees under mostly sunny conditions, with a south wind sauntering at 6 to 15 mph and gusts that could cap at a bracing 23 mph. National Weather Service notes a possibility of increased cloudiness as night falls, coupled with a 40 percent chance of showers mainly after the witching hour of 3 a.m.
The weekend, however, is ready to serve up a mixed weather platter. A cold front is slated to dash through and might to quickly deliver some showers Saturday. Despite this, "Most of the weekend will be dry with a cooler looking Sunday as we will be back to morning 50s and afternoon 70s," NBC Miami predicted. The wind won’t back down either, maintaining a gusty presence throughout.
Those planning a beach day should heed caution; the breezy south winds have merited a small craft advisory and a high risk of rip currents along local beaches. Temperatures for Saturday will hover around 76 degrees under partly sunny skies before clearing up, while Sunday promises pure sunshine with highs around 72, the breeze retaining its moderate posture.
Miami's celestial blue fabric will remain largely unblemished into the week, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny conditions and highs steadily climbing back to the mid-70s. Monday and Tuesday will maintain their solar promises with evenings that coax the mercury down to the low-to-mid 60s. "Our cool stretch will linger into early next week before we see a return to the morning 60s and afternoon 80s by the middle of the week," NBC Miami reports. By Wednesday, South Florida expects to warm up slightly, dancing close to the 80-degree mark again under a mantle of mostly sunny skies.
