Miami residents can expect a mix of cloud cover and sunshine this week, as scattered showers are set to give way to clearer skies. The National Weather Service forecasts "a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms" today, maintaining mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 78°F and light northeast winds. Heading into tonight, chances of precipitation drop to a slight 20 percent before 1am with the sky becoming partially clear.
As the old stationary front influencing the recent showers begins to lift tomorrow, Miami should see more sunshine along with "just an isolated shower," according to forecasts from NBC Miami. The forecasted high is slightly warmer at 81°F, with rain probability decreasing to 20 percent.
The weekend outlook is favorable for those looking to enjoy mostly sunny skies. "A 30 percent chance of showers after 1pm" is expected tomorrow, with an uptick in temperature to near 80°F, as per the National Weather Service. The light and variable winds will become east around 6 mph in the afternoon.
Warmth and humidity are predicted to linger into Sunday with a high of 82°F and southeast winds, while NBC Miami notes a steady 10 percent rain chance. The same source indicates that Miami should brace for "mostly sunny" skies, with "warm and humid" conditions prevailing. Following the close of the weekend, the warmer trend is expected to culminate on Monday, with a high near 83°F before our next front, ushering in cooler air.
The onset of next week will see a shift in conditions. A "20 percent chance of showers after 1pm" on Monday suggests a brief continuation of the recent pattern, but the warm stretch is set to end by Tuesday as the next weather front moves in, leading to more moderate temperatures and decreased humidity, as per NWS. Looking ahead to midweek, Miami should expect mostly sunny days, with a slight chance of showers and highs in the mid-70s.
