Miami gets a rare November split-screen Sunday: mostly clear skies and a sunny climb to 79 degrees, but a brisk north breeze will make the morning feel cooler than the number suggests. By Monday night, that calm-looking forecast starts to unravel as northeast winds strengthen and showers move back toward the coast.
Sunny Sunday Before The Wind Machine Starts
Sunday should be the easiest day for outdoor plans, with sunny skies, a high near 79 and rain chances close to zero. Monday stays warm near 80 degrees, but northeast winds will increase to 15 to 18 mph, with gusts up to 24 mph. The forecast is a sharper update to Hoodline’s earlier Miami outlook, adding more detail on the persistent coastal wind and rain threat ahead.
Beach Conditions Turn Risky
The breeze will be more than a minor annoyance along Miami-Dade’s coast. The National Weather Service in Miami says an elevated rip-current risk is expected Sunday, with the risk forecast to become high Monday as northeast winds build. Anyone heading into the water should follow posted beach flags, stay near lifeguards and avoid swimming alone.
Showers And Storms Take Over Midweek
A 50% chance of showers arrives Monday night and continues Tuesday, when gusts could reach 31 mph and a few thunderstorms may develop. Wednesday brings the week’s highest rain chances so far, with showers and thunderstorms likely and a 70% chance of precipitation; Thursday remains unsettled with a 60% chance.
The main concern is along the east coast, where repeated showers could produce periods of heavy rain and localized flooding from Tuesday through Thursday. Friday and Saturday stay warm, with highs near 81 degrees, but scattered showers and thunderstorms will remain possible, so Sunday is the clear winner for anyone trying to squeeze in a low-drama outdoor day.
