Miami Weather: Another round of afternoon storms, some could have heavy rainfall
As a front stalls to our north, deep tropical moisture will enhance our potential for a stormy pattern mid to late week.
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As a front stalls to our north, deep tropical moisture will enhance our potential for a stormy pattern mid to late week.
Storms may linger through the evening.
This weekend the winds will shift out of the east and bring a change to our weather pattern.
Storms will likely linger through the afternoon and evening
This week's rain chance will be highest on Thursday and Friday
Storm chance will be highest on Thursday and Friday
A warm, steamy start with low 80s. Dry for now but later on some storms will be possible around late morning and midday.
The disturbance in the central Atlantic has a high potential (80% chance) of cyclone development over the next 5 days as it moves West-Northwestward.
A few showers will be possible to start the day. On Wednesday afternoon, highs soar to the low 90s and it will feel like the 100s when you factor in high humidity.
Drier Tuesday compared to Monday, but spotty showers will be possible throughout the morning through midday.
Friday morning was mainly dry, but then some showers were expected to develop over the interior that may spread Eastward.
Spotty showers and a few storms are possible this morning through midday. But this afternoon storms will mostly be inland and over on the West coast.
Later Wednesday morning and around midday some showers will be possible.
A warm, muggy Monday morning with low 80s. Spotty showers are moving in on the ocean breeze but later on the storms will push inland and to the west coast this afternoon.
Expect scorching temperatures for this Saturday in South Florida.
Friday will be a transitional day as the winds start to shift more out of the southeast.
Some of these storms may produce heavy downpours, gusty winds, and lightning.
Scattered storms will be around through this evening
A west-southwesterly steering flow will help to focus storms over on the east coast
After a soggy Saturday, we are waking up to a quiet start across South Florida this Sunday morning.
Saharan dust has moved out
A few showers will move across parts of South Florida this morning but then this afternoon most storms will likely move inland and to the west coast.
The air quality is moderate due to the Saharan dust.
A few stray showers will be possible since the breeze will be building out of the east
Highs will climb to the low 90s in the afternoon but it will feel like the 100s
Showers and thunderstorms will develop each morning and move through the metro areas and Keys during the day.
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