The weather in Miami fluctuates as much as the ebb and flow of its coastal tides. Yet, this week South Floridians can expect a steady pattern, with the mercury holding steady and only gentle fluctuations suggesting change. As reported by the National Weather Service, today will see sunshine and a high at a comfortable 73 degrees Fahrenheit with a steady northeast wind blowing at around 10 to 14 mph.
While the temperatures at night will dip slightly the, warmth of the day will cling to the region. As per the 7News Miami's weather team, "A cold front crossed through early Tuesday and has since unleashed cooler temperatures to start our Wednesday," we'll be waking up to temperatures hovering around the 60-degree mark through to Friday. The forecast suggests that both daytime highs and nighttime lows are in for a repetitive trend with highs in the mid-70s and lows in the 60s for the rest of the working week.
Tomorrow will see a slight shift, with the potential for some cloud coverage as an area of low pressure from the Gulf of Mexico may increase cloud activity and bring the possibility of spotty showers. The National Weather Service predicts a 20 percent chance of showers tomorrow night with a mostly cloudy sky and low around 60 degrees. Despite the impending clouds, no significant rainfall is expected to dampen the spirits of locals and tourists alike.
Come weekend and the narrative takes a gentle twist, with a new cold front edged down from the Arctic bounds anticipated to beacon, in warmer temperatures. A stronger cold front chasing the warmth of Miami is forecasted to make its approach by Saturday, according to 7News Miami. "With a bit more moisture being pulled in, a few showers will be possible over the course of the weekend, especially by Sunday." But fear not, this change will not herald a plummet in the thermometer's reading but simply remind us of the ever-shifting cloak of South Florida weather.
Following the weekend's whims, Martin Luther King Day and the early days of next week are likely to bring back pleasanter conditions with a blend of sun and clouds, and daytime highs retreating slightly to the mid-70s. The National Weather Service gives a nod to this with a 30 percent chance of showers indicated on M.L.King Day and the days following, just enough to tease but not douse the region.
