Miami is starting Monday cloudy, warm and muggy, with temperatures around 75 degrees before the city climbs into the low 80s. Scattered showers could pop up through the afternoon, but the bigger weather story is waiting later this week: a strong cold front is expected to bring storms, gusty winds and a noticeable weekend cooldown.
Monday Stays Warm With A Few Showers
Monday's high should reach 84 degrees, with a 30% precipitation probability, according to the National Weather Service Miami. The NWS aviation forecast calls for easterly winds of 5 to 10 knots after 16Z Monday, November 9. Most of the day should remain partly to mostly sunny, so the forecast is more “brief downpour potential” than all-day washout.
A Coastal Flood Statement remains in effect through 9 a.m. Monday for coastal Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Minor flooding could put water on low-lying roads and property around high tide, and drivers should not attempt to cross flooded roadways.
Showers Return Before The Front Arrives
Tuesday will look similar, with a high near 83 degrees; most of the day should stay dry, with only low-end shower chances in the afternoon. Wednesday, Veterans Day, brings a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, with another high around 83.
The unsettled stretch marks a shift from the mostly sunny weekend outlook in Hoodline's earlier forecast. The forecast becomes more active Thursday and Friday as a strong cold front approaches South Florida, with a chance of heavy downpours and gusty winds in the stronger storms.
Weekend Brings Miami's First Real Chill
Thursday's high should still reach about 83 degrees, but Friday is forecast to top out near 78 as the front moves through. The exact timing remains uncertain, which could affect Friday's weather.
Behind the front, Saturday is expected to be mostly sunny with a high near 72, following a Friday-night low around 62. The cooler, drier air should feel notable by Miami standards.
