Miami's weather continues to be dominated by a familiar pattern of warmth and humidity as we move into the weekend. Rain chances stick on the lower side, although there's a slight uptick in potential for showers and thunderstorms come Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, today is expected to be mostly sunny with a high nearing 85 degrees, and Friday will follow suit, with afternoon highs approximately around 85 degrees and a slender 20 percent chance of showers after 2 p.m.
Stability in the weather seems to consistently hold, with the weekend forecast indicating warm conditions and mostly sunny skies. Saturday's rain chance remains modest at 10 percent, with a slight chance of showers, then potential showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m., as sourced from the NBC Miami forecast. Humidity levels are expected to remain high, which is typical as South Florida moves closer to the summer season.
The forecast for Sunday brings about a slight increase in storm activity, with a 20 percent chance of storms amidst mostly sunny conditions. Temperatures remain steady in the upper 80s. Looking into next week, rain chances go up, with the National Weather Service predicting an 80 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms on Monday, possibly providing relief to any lingering dry conditions in the area.
As we look further into next week, following the more notable rain chances on Monday, a slight cooling trend may be felt, with nighttime lows forecasted to drop to around 73 degrees by Tuesday night.
