Residents of Miami can expect a mix of sun and thunderstorms today, May 25, according to the National Weather Service and local forecasts. Today's high is expected to reach around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, with a chance of isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. A light breeze from the south at 10 to 15 mph should offer some relief from the heat. Perfect for those planning to spend their Saturday outdoors, though they should keep an eye on the sky.

A 30 percent chance of rain is on the books, as per the National Weather Service's forecast, indicating those thunderstorms might bring some downpours, especially after 5pm. NWS reports, "A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly before 11pm" for tonight, warning some storms "could produce heavy rainfall." With the dew point sitting at a muggy 70 degrees, humidity adds a layer of discomfort to the already sweltering temperatures.

WSVN's forecast for Miami, FL, aligns closely with the National Weather Service, stating that there are "a few isolated thunderstorms developing this afternoon under partly cloudy skies." The low tonight is expected to dip to a warm 78 degrees. Sun seekers should plan to soak up the rays early as sunset is scheduled for 8:04 pm after a 06:30 am sunrise.

For those looking ahead, similar patterns persist into the week. According to NWS, South Florida is buckling up for daily chances of rainfall, ranging from 20 to 50 percent, especially come the evening hours. With the ocean's breeze, at times barely pushing past, Miami's heat index values will soar as high as 101 on Sunday. This signifies that while it might be a typical sunny Florida forecast on the surface, there is undoubtedly no shortage of storm risks brewing over the horizon.