Miami residents should expect a series of cloudy and showery days ahead, with the National Weather Service forecasting "a chance of showers before 11am, then a slight chance of showers after 1pm." The NWS also reports moderate humidity, with a dew point of 57°F, and a visibility of 4 miles as of the last update.
The city faced patchy fog early this morning, which prompted reminders for extra caution during commutes, according to NBC Miami. The fog that gave way to "cool, damp and breezy conditions" is expected to continue, with temperatures peaking in the 60s this afternoon. As these clouds linger, Thursday might see some improvements with a high near 71, but the likelihood of scattered showers sticks around 30 percent. Looking ahead, Friday should bring a slight drop in temps, potentially hitting the upper 40s by Saturday morning, showcasing the unpredictability of South Florida's winter.
Looking towards the weekend, the dreary conditions should, fortunately, give way to more sunshine. Following the passage of another cold front, "We should rebound quickly this time around with sunshine pouring in this weekend and highs returning to the 70s. 80s could make a return early next week," as stated by NBC Miami.
While Friday is expected to be partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of isolated rain, the gradual improvement over the weekend is something locals can look forward to. With the forecasted low around 48 degrees Friday night, the National Weather Service indicates a steady climb back to a more typical Miami climate. By Sunday, the high could reach near 75, with partly sunny skies providing a bit of brightness amid the mostly cloudy outlook.
