Miami residents can expect the clouds to part and the heat to crank up as the week progresses. Forecasts, as of the early hours of May 13th, point to a series of days marked by increasing temperatures and decreasing precipitation. According to the detailed weather predictions from the National Weather Service, today’s weather will see "A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1pm, then a slight chance of showers between 1pm and 2pm, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm."
The unsettled conditions are set to shift, with relatively calm winds and a mix of partly cloudy to clear skies. Turning the corner on the recent wet pattern, lower humidity and outright hot temperatures will start to make headlines. Tonight, as the NWS forecast suggests a trend, "Partly cloudy, with a low around 71" and the wind tapering off after midnight, setting the stage for a string of sunny days. Misplaced amid forecasts for sunny skies, the heat seems to be tipping towards the upper 80s to near 90 as we march towards the weekend.
NBC Miami's weather outlook for the city chimes with the federal forecast, emphasizing an end to the rain and a nudge upwards in temperatures. Today's conditions in the Miami region are summarized as a morning that "A few showers early. Isolated storm this afternoon at best," with highs reaching near 86, as NBC Miami reports.
Wednesday, "Turning mostly sunny with lower humidity," residents will be greeted by a high near 87. By the end of the week, the consensus is for "Hot, bright and dry," weather with highs cresting at around 90 degrees. Misplaced beneath a radiant sun, South Florida is slipping into a hot and dry pattern, forecasters stress, it’s vital to stay hydrated and cool as these higher temperatures take hold, as detailed by NBC Miami.
Miami's weather this week begins with lingering showers from a passing storm, gradually giving way to increasingly hot and sunny conditions as the week progresses.
