Miami residents can expect a sunny shift in the weather as the area begins to shake off the chill. Highs are anticipated to push into the low-70s today, signaling a slow crawl back to the seasonal average high of 77 degrees. The evening will bring clear skies with a low around 55, according to National Weather Service forecasts.
Holding onto the low-50s, Fort Lauderdale and Miami saw temperatures skew on the cooler side, compared to the typical lows of 62 degrees. As reported by NBC 6 Miami, locals are bidding farewell to the highs of the 60s as the mercury is expected to climb this afternoon. With sunny conditions on the docket, those ready for warmer weather can look forward to it.
The weekend promises a further boost in temperatures. Saturday's forecast promises mostly sunny skies with highs potentially reaching 76 degrees. Those planning outdoor activities can anticipate calm winds and pleasant weather. The consistent warmth is projected to carry over into Sunday, as the National Weather Service anticipates a high near 80 degrees despite a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers.
Continuing the trend, South Florida's warmth is expected to linger into next week. With daily highs resting comfortably in the high 70s and evenings cooling down to the mid-60s, the outlook offers a respite from the brief cold snap. "This warming tend continues into the weekend with 80 degrees a real possibility," shares NBC 6 Miami, pointing to Sunday's prediction of scattered PM showers and a high of 81 degrees.
