Miami's Wednesday forecast calls for showers, with a high near 84 and another round of unsettled weather along the coast.
Morning Storms Could Complicate Commutes
Wednesday carries a 70% chance of rain. East winds will run 9 to 13 mph, and repeated downpours could create localized flooding in low-lying spots and places that have already taken on water.
Heavy rainfall and flooding are possible across parts of South Florida. Drivers should avoid flooded roadways and give themselves extra time if storms are moving through during the morning commute.
Coastal Water Stays Risky Through Wednesday
Coastal Miami-Dade remains under a Coastal Flood Statement through Wednesday evening, with isolated minor flooding possible near high tide. The statement covers low-lying roads and property, while a high rip current risk remains in effect through 10 a.m. Wednesday for coastal Miami-Dade and Broward County.
That means the beach is a poor bet Wednesday morning, even if the sun makes a brief appearance between storms. The updated outlook follows Hoodline's Tuesday forecast, with the main change being a clearer timeline for storms easing later Wednesday and much drier weather arriving Thursday.
Sunshine Returns Thursday
Friday and Saturday should stay sunny, with highs near 84. Saturday's overnight low is around 73.
A relatively dry pattern is expected early next week, with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s through Monday.
