Sunny Miami Soaks Up Saturday, Braces For Gusty Sunday Seas

Miami woke up to a classic winter-in-the-305 kind of morning on Saturday, February 14: mostly clear skies, mid‑60s, and that familiar muggy air hanging around the city. Expect bright sunshine through the afternoon and a warm high near 76°F, with light easterly breezes for most of the day. It is shaping up to be a dry, comfortable Saturday before a windier setup rolls in on Sunday.

Afternoon Sun And Mild Temperatures

Highs will top out around 76°F Saturday afternoon under mostly sunny skies, with east winds of 5–10 mph that should keep coastal spots feeling pleasant rather than steamy. Patchy morning fog along Alligator Alley should clear by midmorning, leaving good visibility for the commute and any early road trips. The outlook is dry for Saturday, according to NWS Miami.

Sunday Breezes And Marine Concerns

By Sunday, the wind starts to flex a bit more. Breezes will turn to the south and southeast and ramp up to about 15 mph, with gusts reaching 20–25 mph along the Broward and Palm Beach coasts. Forecasters say a Small Craft Advisory may be necessary for coastal and offshore waters adjacent to Palm Beach County, so smaller boats should plan for choppier seas and a bumpier ride. Beachgoers can expect stronger onshore winds and a higher rip‑current risk, per the NWS Miami forecast discussion.

Sunday Night Into Monday: Showers Possible

Late Sunday night into early Monday, February 16, there is a chance of brief showers and an isolated thunderstorm, mainly offshore but with the potential to clip coastal areas between about 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. Rain amounts should be light, generally under a quarter inch, so any hopes of widespread drought relief will have to wait. Behind the front, temperatures rebound with Monday's high near 81°F and warmer conditions expected into midweek.

Weekend Tips

If you are headed to the beach Saturday, bring sunscreen and plenty of water; the sun will be strong between late morning and midafternoon, even with February on the calendar. Boat owners should secure loose gear and check the latest marine forecast before leaving the dock on Sunday as the wind kicks up and seas get choppier. For outdoor events Sunday night, have a quick rain plan in your back pocket in case a passing shower or isolated storm drifts ashore.