Miami is gearing up for a breezy Wednesday with winds whipping up enough to prompt advisories for small crafts and warn of high rip currents. The southeast gusts could hit hard, reaching over 30 mph in certain areas. While Miamians will contend with a significant breeze, they can also expect a gradual climb in the mercury, with the morning's comfortable 70s transitioning into afternoon temperatures in the low to mid-80s, as reported by NBC Miami.
As the day progresses, tomorrow is looking to turn up the heat even more. If you thought today was warm, "highs by the afternoon flirting with 90" degrees are what's in store, as quoted from NBC Miami. The wind isn't taking a break, potentially gaining more strength and presenting a day that might be best spent onshore instead of navigating the choppier waters.
For those looking for a reprieve from the impending warmth, a front is expected to roll through and cool things down by Friday, bringing the region beautiful weather for the weekend. The National Weather Service highlights a forecast that includes a return to the morning 60s, followed by afternoon highs settling comfortably into the low-80s. The weekend promises lower humidity and no rain, a welcoming change after the gustier conditions felt during the week.
For night owls and early risers, temperatures will remain agreeable with lows in the mid-70s tonight, inching down to the upper-60s by Saturday night. A mostly clear sky will accompany the cooler evening temperatures. The National Weather Service predicts "mostly clear, with a low around 66" for Friday night, suggesting an opportunity for South Floridians to enjoy their evenings under the stars without the swelter of humidity that often blankets the region.
The sun will keep its appointment with Miami throughout the coming days. Both NBC Miami and the National Weather Service are in concordance on this, ensuring residents and visitors alike will experience plenty of sunshine from now through Tuesday, with daytime highs consistently hitting the low 80s. It will be a breezy stretch, but with meteorological promises of sunlit days ahead, the magic of Miami's outdoor allure will remain undiminished for those with an eye on the sky and a feel for the wind.
