Miami can expect a breezy end to the week with gusty winds expected to reach up to 25 mph, and gusts surpassing 30 mph today. The National Weather Service forecasts "a 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after 5pm," and mostly cloudy skies with the temperature hovering high near 82 degrees. Windy conditions with a northeast wind from 18 to 22 mph are also predicted, and gusts may rise as high as 33 mph.
The coastal region is under a coastal flood advisory and a small craft advisory through Sunday evening, due to strong east winds coinciding with the King Tide cycle, as NBC Miami reports. High seas could reach 13 feet while the rip current risk stays high. There are concerns of saltwater flooding in low-lying areas around the coast, particularly during high tide. Friday's outdoor activities, including the Eras Tour concert at Hard Rock Stadium, might be affected by the potential for late-day showers.
As the weekend progresses, weather conditions should offer some respite. Saturday and Sunday's outlook from the National Weather Service suggests partly sunny skies with highs near the low- to mid-80s. Although winds will remain brisk at 20 to 23 mph with potential gusts up to 34 mph on Saturday, shower chances will taper to 20 percent. Sunday expects to remain mostly sunny and breezy with winds from 14 to 17 mph and gusts possibly reaching 25 mph.
Looking ahead to the start of the new week, Miami's weather will continue to provide comfortable conditions. "Mostly sunny, with a high near 84. Breezy, with a northeast wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph," is the forecast for Monday, as stated by the National Weather Service. The evenings are anticipated to remain mostly clear with lows around 75. As South Florida weather stabilizes, residents can look forward to clear skies, which is set to continue through till Thursday, featuring mostly sunny weather with a high near 85.
