Miami residents and visitors may want to steer clear of beach and boating activities this Tuesday, with officials flagging a high risk of rip currents and an ongoing small craft advisory. According to NBC Miami, "Strong high pressure to our north will keep gusty east winds in the forecast again on Tuesday." The weather conditions entail not only a windy scenario but also "a few passing showers on the breeze as well."
The midweek forecast, however, brings a respite from the gusty conditions. Winds are set to dial back on Wednesday and even further on Christmas Day. The looming showers are also expected to dissipate, setting the stage for what looks to be a splendid end to the week. "Wednesday: mostly sunny and dry. Low: 68° High: 79°," notes NBC Miami when detailing the easing conditions post-Tuesday's bluster.
In a more detailed day-by-day breakdown, the National Weather Service forecasts "A 20 percent chance of showers after 9am" for today. Keeping with the trend, the evenings will see "A 20 percent chance of showers after 11pm," as reported by the National Weather Service. But it's not all grey skies; the forecast also promises predominantly sunny days with the mercury hovering around a pleasant 78°F to 80°F for the rest of the week.
The festive period should bring joy not only through the celebrations but also with cooperative weather, ensuring a mostly sunny Christmas Day with the high near 80°F. As the week rolls on, the trend continues with mostly sunny and dry conditions, keeping the holiday spirits buoyant. Boxing Day will also maintain this streak, offering clear skies and agreeable temperatures, per the details shared by NBC Miami.
