Miami residents can look forward to a week of mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, according to recent forecasts. The National Weather Service reports that today the city can expect a 20 percent chance of showers after 4pm, with generally sunny conditions and a high near 79 degrees Fahrenheit. As for tonight, the chance of showers drops to 20 percent before 9 pm, with mostly clear skies anticipated and a low around 64 degrees Fahrenheit. The National Weather Service has also projected that Monday will stay mostly sunny with a high near 78, and winds becoming east at 5 to 7 mph in the morning.
Swiftly shifting gears from the recent cooler temperatures, winds from the southwest elevated the area's highs into the mid-70s by this afternoon. According to Local 10 News, residents engaging in post-holiday clean-ups can enjoy sunny skies and light breezes on Saturday. The report also indicated that Sunday might bring an increase in clouds, and a slight chance of rain as the next cold front makes its way through.
The upcoming cold front isn't expected to mirror the intensity of the last one, with temperatures forecasted to remain near or slightly above normal into next week. There seems to be only a slim probability of rain in the forecast for the next seven days, noted by Local 10 News as "slight and insignificant." This suggests that Miami's gardens might require a bit more attention with the garden hose for the time being. The week ahead touts mostly clear nights with temperatures dipping to the mid-60s, maintaining pleasant evenings for locals.
Temperatures are predicted to climb to around 80 degrees tomorrow before the front arrives in the early afternoon. Despite the change, it is not expected to have a significant effect on the typical South Florida warmth. Prior to the front's arrival beachgoers and boaters can enjoy ideal conditions today, but should expect water conditions to turn "a bit bumpy and choppy" as indicated by Local 10 News.
