Gusty northwest winds and low humidity trigger a Red Flag Warning for Miami on Monday. Beaches face dangerous rip currents through Tuesday evening.

Dense fog will lift by midmorning as a cold front brings gusty winds, rip-current hazards and a Fire Weather Watch for Miami on Monday. Plan accordingly for beaches and boating.

Dense morning fog could slow early commutes. Highs near 80°F today give way to a Sunday cold front and a sharp cooldown early next week.

Morning fog could cut visibility on early commutes; sunshine and highs near 80°F follow, with a cold front bringing shower chances Sunday and colder air next week.

A no‑swim advisory was posted for Spanish River and South Inlet beaches after Feb. 17 tests showed Enterococcus in the "poor" range. Officials say follow‑up testing is underway and land access remains open.

Dense fog will slow the Thursday morning commute, then sunshine and highs near 79°F return. Palm Beach and Broward beaches face a high rip current risk; swim with caution.

Sunny and warm in Miami, but Atlantic beaches face a high rip current risk through Wednesday evening.

Miami sees a cool Tuesday with highs below 80°F and mostly sunny skies. Rain has been scarce this month, with limited change expected in the short-term forecast.

Morning showers give way to sunshine Monday; highs near 81°F. Rip currents and a small‑craft advisory remain into the late morning.

Miami's weather forecast shows a week of mostly sunny skies with little chance of significant rainfall, potentially intensifying drought conditions in the area.

Sunny and warm in Miami today, but strong southeast gusts and a Rip Current Statement make Atlantic beaches risky.

Sunny, dry Saturday in Miami with highs near 76°F. Winds pick up Sunday with gusts to 25 mph and possible offshore showers late Sunday night.

Patchy dense fog will slow Friday's morning commute in metro Miami before skies clear to sunny highs near 77°F.