South Florida facing warm, dry weather this Presidents' Day weekend
Dry and very warm weather continues through most of the Presidents' Day Weekend. Highs will top off in the low to middle 80s today with a gusty breeze out of the southeast and a mostly sunny sky.
Sunday will be even warmer, with winds beginning to crank out of the south out ahead of an approaching cold front. Highs will reach into the middle 80s, with some upper 80-degree highs possible inland.
Changes arrive late Sunday night into Monday morning as a weak front moves through the area. This will bring the chance for an isolated shower out ahead of it through Sunday night and Monday morning, but most areas will stay dry as it moves through. Behind the front, we'll see a brief cooldown back into the upper 70s for highs on Monday afternoon.
As the front stalls near South Florida, Tuesday through Thursday will continue to bring additional chances for isolated rain. Highs will stay consistent in the 80s as the front begins to wash out.
On Thursday night, a much stronger front is expected to move through. This will bring a noticeable drop in humidity and temperatures for Friday.
Temperatures will drop back to below average levels, with highs in the low to middle 70s and overnight lows back in the 50s and low 60s.
