Miami is starting Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible across South Florida, while temperatures are expected to reach the low to mid 90s. Moderate HeatRisk is possible. A wetter, stormier pattern is set to take over South Florida by the middle of the week.
Storm Chances Build After A Sunny Start
Tuesday will see showers developing after approximately 9 to 10 a.m., with thunderstorms later in the day. Winds will become breezier from the east to northeast, and any stronger storm could bring a quick downpour, lightning or a gusty burst of wind.
Storm chances rise Tuesday night, with overnight showers and thunderstorms likely, especially along the east coast. The overnight low should remain near 80 degrees, so even a rainy evening will not feel especially refreshing.
Wednesday Brings Stronger Winds And More Rain
Wednesday looks wetter, with a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high near 88 degrees. The National Weather Service in Miami says northeast winds will increase; Wednesday gusts could reach near 19 mph.
The late-week forecast is a sharper turn toward unsettled weather than the earlier outlook described by Hoodline. Thursday carries a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, while chances remain elevated Friday and reach 80% Saturday and 70% Sunday.
Beach And Boating Conditions Worsen
Onshore winds and building swell will make coastal plans less predictable from Wednesday into late week. Atlantic winds and seas are expected to increase Wednesday, while a moderate rip-current risk is expected at east-coast beaches on Thursday.
There are no watches, warnings or advisories listed for Miami in the current forecast. Still, residents should move indoors when thunder is heard, avoid driving through water-covered streets and keep outdoor plans flexible as storm coverage increases.
