Miami residents can look forward to a seasonable Saturday with breezy and less humid conditions, as per the weather forecasts. The National Weather Service has projected temperatures in the upper 80s, steering clear of the 90s, with an onshore east-northeast wind gusting into the 30s this afternoon. According to the latest update, the gusts could shake up the surf, making it rough for swimmers and boaters.
Today's mixture of sun and clouds comes with a minimal shower chance off the water, says the National Weather Service. However, locals looking to enjoy the outdoors on Sunday might have their plans dampened, as showers and storms are expected to make a comeback due to a frontal boundary to our south that is forecasted to lift northward. The Local 10 news site reports that the area should anticipate these on and off rainy conditions throughout the Sunday 'funday'.
Looking ahead into next week, the forecast calls for a higher probability of rain. The odds for showers and thunderstorms hover around 50 percent on most days, with temperatures creeping up to the low 90s by Friday. As for tonight, Miami faces a 50 percent chance of precipitation, with potential rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch. People may want to reschedule any evening plans and prepare for a wet end to the day.
The coming week doesn't offer much reprieve from the unpleasant weather, with the National Weather Service predicting similar patterns through to next Friday. Despite the summer heat index climbing, Miami folks will need their umbrellas at the ready with a persistent chance of showers and thunderstorms each day. Mornings could start with partially clear skies, but evenings are forecasted to bring more precipitation, and the nighttime lows will remain around an uncomfortable 78 degrees. So keep your plans flexible and your rain gear handy, as June in Miami shapes up to be as unpredictable as a roll of the dice.
