Miami residents can expect another typical weather pattern today. The morning may begin mostly dry with a few isolated showers, but storms are likely to develop and intensify by the afternoon. High temperatures are forecast to reach 92 degrees.
The National Weather Service reports a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms likely mainly after 5 pm with calm winds shifting southeast later in the day. Meanwhile, a stalled front hanging around during the holiday weekend might ratchet up rainfall, especially near the coast. Despite the looming rain, the afternoons won't be a complete loss, according to NBC Miami.
Saturday and Sunday are expected to follow the familiar pattern, with afternoon thunderstorms and highs near 91 degrees. On Labor Day, scattered storms could develop at any time of day, while temperatures will hold steady around 91 degrees.
The pattern persists into the week, with chances of precipitation remaining high and nightly lows comfortably stuck at 77 degrees, though "comfortably" might be a stretch when you factor in the typical South Florida humidity. The National Weather Service's detailed forecast calls for up to a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, an 80% chance of the same Sunday night.
