The weather, currently. A risk of excessive rainfall will continue throughout South Florida on Wednesday and Thursday that could deliver over 3 inches of rain to Ft Lauderdale and over 2 inches to Miami by Friday morning. Pockets of a half a foot of rain cannot be ruled out. Developing
The weather, currently. Not much will change weather-wise going into Friday as above-average moisture levels and low pressure near the surface will once again support showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. This low pressure system near Florida’s east coast is being monitored by the National Hurricane Center
The weather, currently. Thursday will be a continuation of Wednesday’s stormy weather as a front pushes through South Florida and is followed behind by a surface low pressure system. Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms will occur throughout South Florida once again. While the majority of the strong to
The weather, currently. A frontal boundary will cross through South Florida during the day on Wednesday. Moisture will be elevated ahead of the front, which will generate scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach as high as 90 degrees in some interior locations but will
The weather, currently. Low pressure over the northeastern Gulf will inch southward down the Florida peninsula on Tuesday, which will generate a southerly/southwesterly wind flow over South Florida. These winds will contribute to two rounds of showers for the east coast metro area on Tuesday: one in the early
The weather, currently. Monday’s rain activity will be primarily driven by the sea breezes, keeping the bulk of the showers over the interior and away from the east coast metro areas. Still, scattered showers can be expected for much of Miami and Ft Lauderdale due to a general increase
The weather, currently. A mid-level trough or dip in the jet stream will reach further south down the Florida peninsula on Friday, which will continue to promote atmospheric instability and direct winds from the west-southwest. Therefore, similar weather to previous days is expected on Friday, with scattered showers and thunderstorms
The weather, currently. Thursday’s weather should not be too different to Wednesday’s, as low pressure persists at mid-levels. This system will bring an area of increased moisture to South Florida late Thursday afternoon and evening, but the timing of its arrival will just miss the hottest part of
The weather, currently. Sea breezes will again be the driving force of rain activity in South Florida on Wednesday afternoon. But with prevailing winds coming from a southwesterly direction, showers and thunderstorms will favor inland areas further north such as Broward County. That being said, scattered showers are still possible
The weather, currently. As a low-pressure system over the Caribbean moves off to the east on Tuesday, showers coming ashore from the Atlantic like we saw on Monday—the first official day of South Florida’s rainy season—are no longer expected. Still, the convergence of sea breezes over the
The weather, currently. This week marks the beginning of our climatological wet season, but rain activity will be nothing out of the ordinary to start. Isolated to scattered showers will once again progress from the east coast in the morning and early afternoon to the interior by the mid-to-late afternoon
The weather, currently. It’s been hot and dry. Now it’ll be hot and humid. Rain shower activity is expected to increase substantially as we near the weekend in South Florida due to weakening high pressure and more abundant moisture. An upper level disturbance could eventually come into play,
The weather, currently. El tiempo, currently. —John Morales What you need to know, currently. Extreme heat due to rising temperatures will have a disproportionate effect on tribal jails, according to original reporting by Grist. More than half of those in all tribal facilities could experience temperatures above 90 degrees F
The weather, currently. The high pressure system that has been promoting sunny weather in South Florida early this week will begin to weaken on Wednesday, lending to a slight increase in showers and thunderstorms, particularly over inland areas. At the same time, winds will calm during these transitional days between
The weather, currently. With dry air already in place over South Florida and the prevailing winds too weak to bring more moisture in, rain chances are going to be minimal on Tuesday. The only showers that may pop up will come along the sea breeze in the afternoon, but these
The weather, currently. After finally getting a few showers on Sunday, the weather will be slightly drier again on Monday. Reduced winds will keep the relatively drier air mass over South Florida in place early this week, meaning that showers will remain isolated to widely separated. Already hot temperatures will
The weather, currently. Additional dry air on Friday will reinforce this week’s sunny and hot weather pattern. Further aided by high pressure to our north and over the Gulf of Mexico, South Florida will end this workweek with little to no rainfall. The sunny skies will contribute to hot
The weather, currently. It will be another quiet day for South Florida as the atmosphere remains dry from the surface to the mid-levels. This lack of moisture will prevent any showers or thunderstorms from forming on Thursday, so rain chances will be virtually zero. Meanwhile, temperatures will continue to be
The weather, currently. Dry conditions will continue across South Florida as high pressure remains in place off the Gulf Coast. Winds will be out of the west/northwest on Wednesday, which will help keep rain away from the east coast metro area. Temperatures will stay warm, however, with high reaching
The weather, currently. After a stormy week in South Florida, a change in atmospheric conditions will lead to a much quieter and hotter week. A large dip in the jet stream centered over the Midwest will move away while an area of high pressure develops across the Gulf of Mexico.
The weather, currently. The passage of a front overnight into Monday will quickly stabilize the atmosphere over South Florida after widespread showers on Sunday. High pressure and dry air behind this front will result in generally sunny and benign weather conditions on Monday, with rain chances near zero by the
The weather, currently. Scattered thunderstorms will continue during the afternoon and evening on Friday as small upper-level disturbances create favorable conditions for storm development once again. Combined with an approaching front that will provide additional lift, some of these thunderstorms could become strong to severe, particularly over northern and inland
The weather, currently. Thursday will be a transitional day in terms of atmospheric conditions, which will lend to less frequent and less intense storms over South Florida. Sinking air in the upper-levels of the atmosphere will limit thunderstorm development, and a stronger sea-breeze will keep showers and storms a bit
The weather, currently. Earlier this week, low pressure associated with a dip in the jetstream had produced atmospheric conditions conducive for the development of severe thunderstorms over South Florida. By Wednesday, the center of this trough will exit the area eastward. However, smaller fluctuations of this jetstream will periodically extend
The weather, currently. Tuesday will offer little relief to the stormy weather we saw across parts of South Florida on Monday. The atmosphere will be slightly less favorable for severe thunderstorm development as upper-level disturbances depart from the region, however a few strong to marginally severe storms will still be
The weather, currently. A historically unsettled April will continue to generate a risk for daily downpours and thunderstorms in South Florida. A front has stalled while dissipating over the area, and a series of upper-level disturbances are scheduled to cross Florida from west to east. These—along with abundant humidity
The weather, currently. It will be breezy again on Tuesday as we find ourselves sandwiched between a frontal boundary to our south and strong high pressure building over the eastern United States. Moisture along this front will support isolated showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon once again on Tuesday. The
The weather, currently. A cold front that brought some evening showers on Sunday will have passed through South Florida overnight. We will awake to temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s on Monday morning. During the afternoon, temperatures will reach only as high as the upper 70s to low 80s. However, some
The weather, currently. Friday will once again be hot and dry in South Florida, but moisture from the Gulf of Mexico will increase the chances of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. Any potential rain on Friday would come from the Atlantic in the afternoon or evening, but would be
The weather, currently. High pressure will continue to preside over South Florida through the end of the workweek, leading to little to no rain besides a stray Atlantic shower. Low levels of moisture over our region will also contribute to the lack of rain. The dry air will also feel
The weather, currently. It will be another hot afternoon on Wednesday in South Florida as high pressure maintains mostly sunny skies over the region. Temperatures will reach the upper 80s along the east coast with low 90s over the interior. No rain is expected during the day, but an isolated
The weather, currently. Drier air will return to South Florida on Tuesday which will lead to partly sunny and warm weather for both Miami and Ft Lauderdale. Expect temperatures in the mid-80s along the east coast and in the upper 80s further inland. Rain chances will be minimal—only around
The weather, currently. We will start the week off with a good chance of showers as low pressure across the southeastern US pushes some moisture towards South Florida. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will form in the afternoon, with the strongest and most frequent activity affecting our northern communities in
The weather, currently. After another day of flooding rains in some spots, expanding high pressure will finally push out the stalled out front into the western Atlantic by Friday, with air so dry that rain chances will be less than 10%. Over the weekend, isolated showers will be possible as
The weather, currently. A cold front brought stormy conditions to South Florida on Wednesday and could likely do the same on Thursday as it will stall out just to our south over the Florida Straits. This would stem from moisture near the frontal boundary, so showers and thunderstorms would be
The weather, currently. A weak cold front will progress towards South Florida throughout the day on Wednesday. Rain chances will increase during the afternoon as moisture is high ahead of the front. For the most part, this rain activity should remain in the form of showers, but a few thunderstorms
The weather, currently. High pressure will continue to promote sunny and dry weather over South Florida to start the new week. Temperatures will also remain above-normal on Monday due to winds blowing from the south. Maximum temperatures will range from the mid-to-upper 80s near the coast to the low 90s
The weather, currently. Winds will become more southeasterly on Friday, bringing warmer air from lower latitudes toward South Florida. This will result in higher afternoon temperatures in the low to mid 80s across the entire east coast metro area. It will continue to warm into the weekend, with above-average temperatures—
The weather, currently. Thursday will be another warm and sunny day without any rain in South Florida thanks to high pressure over the eastern United States. The combination of dry air and a stable atmosphere provided by that high pressure will prevent rain clouds from forming at least through the
The weather, currently. The cooler, drier air that settled into the region on Tuesday will remain situated over South Florida on Wednesday as high pressure near the surface over the mid-Atlantic generates an easterly wind flow over our peninsula. Therefore, weather conditions will be very similar on Wednesday, with plenty
The weather, currently. About a half an inch of needed rain accumulated when a low pressure system riding along a weak front set off widespread rain over South Florida Sunday night and early Monday. Now the low has moved past the Bahamas (where the rain was much stronger) and will
The weather, currently. Almost all of Florida is in need of rain. Between Sunday night and Monday, a low pressure system riding along a weak front will set off widespread rain and a few thunderstorms for a good portion of the state, including the Miami and Fort Lauderdale area. The
The weather, currently. Thursday’s cool and refreshing weather will be short-lived as winds become southerly again. These winds will focus warm air toward the inland areas on Friday afternoon where temperatures will reach the mid-80s. Near the coast, temperatures will be in the low 80s. Otherwise, the weather will
The weather, currently. Winds from the north will continue to bring dry and cool air into South Florida, which will make for another cooler morning with temperatures in the low 60s near the coast and upper 50s further inland. Then, during the afternoon, onshore winds off the cooler ocean will
The weather, currently. Temperatures will feel much cooler on Wednesday morning, dipping into the low to mid 60s across Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. In the afternoon, highs won’t break 80 degrees, reaching only as high as the mid-70s near the coast and upper 70s inland. Lower humidity will also
The weather, currently. After a very hot Monday in South Florida, temperatures will cool off on Tuesday following the passage of a cold front overnight. Highs will be near 80 degrees along the east coast and in the low 80s further inland. Overnight temperatures will dip into the low to
The weather, currently. For most, it was a warm and dry weekend. But there will be a chance of showers Monday afternoon and evening as a cold front moves across South Florida in the evening. Ahead of the front, winds from the southwest will lead to another warm day with
The weather, currently. Temperatures will remain in the low 80s on Friday in South Florida but will trend warmer over the weekend back into the upper 80s. Showers are possible on Friday afternoon but they should be light and isolated. A dip in the jet stream will generate scattered showers
The weather, currently. After another hot day on Wednesday, Thursday will welcome a cooler maritime air mass to the region that will bring temperatures closer to 80°F. In fact, along the immediate east coast, temperatures will struggle to break out of the 70s. This will be aided in part
The weather, currently. After days of record-setting temperatures, including 91°F on Monday and flirting with 90°F again on Tuesday, cooler conditions are coming. While Wednesday will still deliver highs in the mid 80s, no records will be threatened. Then a cold front will arrive from the Atlantic to
The weather, currently. There have only been six days of measurable rain in Miami in 2023. That’s 6 of 64 days! And that streak will likely continue through at least midweek in South Florida. While there is a slight chance for showers beginning Wednesday, the best chance of breaking
The weather, currently. Following mostly fair weather this weekend, South Florida could see a few showers on Monday as a weak cold front creeps southward, however an otherwise dry and stable atmosphere will limit rain intensity and coverage. With about a 20% chance of rain, showers will be widely separated
The weather, currently. A broad and deep area of high pressure over the Florida peninsula will keep rain chances near zero and allow for temperatures to remain above-normal through Friday. At the same time, a developing trough across the central US will lead to winds above 20 miles per hour
The weather, currently. The weather will stay hot and dry in South Florida on Thursday as a strong and deep high-pressure system remains over the region. That means that no rain is expected through the end of the workweek. Temperatures will continue to be about 5-10 degrees warmer than normal
The weather, currently. The weather will remain warm with little to no rain in sight for South Florida over the next couple of days thanks to high pressure over the Caribbean and western Atlantic. The positions of these systems are directing winds to come from the south, which is why
The weather, currently. It will continue to be hot and dry in South Florida as high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere—as well as near the surface—provides stability that will keep the rain away through mid-week. Dense fog could occur in the early morning hours towards
The weather, currently. High pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere is providing stability that will result in another dry and warm day in South Florida on Monday. A separate high-pressure system east of the area will mark a shift to more southerly/southwesterly winds that will bring temperatures
The weather, currently. It will be much of the same again for South Florida on Friday as we remain under the influence of a high-pressure system over the western Atlantic. The stability this brings will help promote sunny skies and stifle rain chances. This system will also direct southeasterly winds
The weather, currently. High pressure will continue to progress through South Florida from the Gulf of Mexico through the end of the week. This will keep weather conditions hot and dry, with temperatures approaching record levels on Thursday and Friday. The daily record highs for February 23rd and 24thin Miami
The weather, currently. An expansive high-pressure system is extending into South Florida from the Gulf of Mexico which will spell more dry and warm weather on Wednesday. The stability that this high pressure provides will inhibit shower formation through the end of the week. Winds from the south will help
The weather, currently. A cold front will approach South Florida on Friday, bringing an increase in moisture that will see the return of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. Showers will come onshore from Atlantic waters in the morning before afternoon showers and thunderstorms develop further inland. Temperatures will remain
The weather, currently. High pressure is moving eastward over South Florida, directing winds from the east-southeast that are leading to increased temperatures for Miami and Ft Lauderdale. Highs will reach the low 80s near the coast and the upper 80s for interior communities on Thursday. On Friday, temperatures could threaten
The weather, currently. High pressure over the western Atlantic will keep conditions dry, stable, and mostly clear across South Florida for the rest of the workweek. The cool temperatures brought by a cold front at the start of the week will gradually warm as we move towards the end of
The weather, currently. Temperatures in South Florida are cooler early this week following Sunday’s cold front. We will awake to temperatures in the low to mid 50s on Tuesday morning, the coldest it’s been since mid-January. Then, afternoon highs will reach a couple of degrees warmer than on
The weather, currently. Dry and cool air has settled into South Florida following a cold front on Sunday. We will wake up to notably cooler temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s to start the new week. During the day on Monday, temperatures will top off in the low-to-mid 70s. A fresh
The weather, currently. Fair weather will continue on Friday as high pressure promotes stability, but conditions will start to change this weekend as low pressure spreads across the southeastern United States and a cold front reaches South Florida on Saturday. Winds will veer southerly on Friday in response to these
The weather, currently. High pressure will continue to promote stability over South Florida on Thursday, but a shift in winds from easterly to southeasterly will bring a bit more moisture into the area, creating the possibility of isolated showers over Atlantic waters and the east coast overnight Wednesday into Thursday.
The weather, currently. High pressure centered over the western Atlantic will continue to promote tranquil weather in South Florida this week. Rain is not in the forecast for Wednesday, so expect plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will reach around 80 degrees in the afternoon, with overnight lows dropping just below 70
The weather, currently. High pressure is building across the eastern United States and into South Florida early this week, bringing drier and slightly cooler air into the region. This dry and stable atmosphere is going to strictly limit rain chances through Thursday, meaning that the forecast for Tuesday is mostly
The weather, currently. After briefly receding north as a warm front on Sunday afternoon, the frontal boundary that had generated cloudy and rainy weather over the weekend will return through South Florida as a cold front again which will allow high pressure to build into the region by Monday. The
The weather, currently. Friday will be dry and sunny once again in South Florida as high pressure extends across the peninsula, but an incoming low-pressure system will make for a cloudier and rainier weekend. We will also see temperatures approach record-breaking levels on Friday as southerly winds bring in warm
The weather, currently. More sunshine is in store for South Florida on Thursday as high pressure continues to promote a stable atmosphere over the peninsula. January was one of the driest starts to a year on record in Miami, with areas such as Hialeah seeing zero rain whatsoever. At the
The weather, currently. A deep layer of high pressure will continue to generate dry and stable conditions for South Florida on Wednesday and through the end of the week. This system will direct winds from the east-southeast that will bring light showers to shore from Atlantic waters mainly overnight and
The weather, currently. Another beautiful, sunny day is in store for South Florida on Tuesday thanks to high pressure over the region. There will be a chance of fog for our most inland communities which will dissipate quickly after sunrise. It is expected to remain rain-free throughout Miami and Ft
The weather, currently. It will be a beautiful start to this new week in South Florida as high pressure presides over the region. Calmer winds on Monday will support even fewer showers along the breeze compared to over the weekend, so rain chances will be negligible and skies will be
The weather, currently. The newest cold front crossed South Florida on Thursday. It’s expected to bring a modest drop in temperatures and a mostly fair-weather weekend. However, an upper level disturbance could yield clouds and even spotty rain showers to Miami and Fort Lauderdale Friday through very early Saturday.
The weather, currently. Another cold front making its way eastward across the Gulf of Mexico is set to arrive in South Florida on Thursday morning. This will bring a slight decrease in temperatures on Thursday, with highs around 80 degrees and lows around 60 degrees, before much cooler air arrives
The weather, currently. On Tuesday, a cold front brought a brief respite to the blistering winter temperatures seen in South Florida on Monday. Now this boundary will come back north as a warm front on Wednesday. Temperatures will once again threaten to break records for daily and/or January highs,
The weather, currently. Following the passage of a cold front through South Florida on Monday, a large high pressure system will build across the peninsula on Tuesday. This will generate a northeasterly wind flow that will bring cooler air into the region, resulting in a minor cool down to more
The weather, currently. As low pressure builds across the southeastern United States, an associated cold front will progress from the Gulf of Mexico towards South Florida on Monday. Winds from the southwest along the leading edge of this frontal boundary will drag in warmer air that will result in above-average
The weather, currently. A deep layer of high pressure will allow for this dry and sunny weather to continue for South Florida through the end of the week. We could awake to patches of fog once again on Friday morning that will dissipate quickly after sunrise. It will be a
The weather, currently. With high pressure presiding over South Florida, Thursday’s forecast remains relatively unchanged. We expect skies to be mostly sunny across Miami and Ft Lauderdale and rainfall to remain unlikely. As winds gain more of a southerly component, daytime temperatures and dew points will rise a couple
The weather, currently. Temperatures are gradually warming after the cold front earlier this week, with maximum temperatures reaching well into the mid-70s on Tuesday and climbing even higher toward 80 degrees on Wednesday. Beyond rising temperatures, however, conditions on Wednesday will be very similar to Tuesday’s: mostly sunny and
The weather, currently. Another quiet and mostly sunny day awaits South Florida on Friday. A lack of humidity will maintain a pleasant feel to the air, despite above-normal temperatures of around 80°F. This will not last, however, as a cold front will make temperatures plummet by Friday night. We
The weather, currently. Another day of mostly sunny skies and dry conditions is in store for South Florida on Thursday as a broad area of high pressure extends across the southeastern United States and into the Florida peninsula. Temperatures will be slightly warmer than they were on Wednesday, reaching around
The weather, currently. Bright and seasonable weather conditions will persist across Miami and Fort Lauderdale through the work-week thanks to a high pressure system and its associated dry air mass. We will see lows mostly in the 60s and highs not far from 80 degrees for the next couple of
The weather, currently. A series of cold fronts are delivering increasingly drier air to South Florida early this week, the latest of which will slowly pass overnight and into Tuesday. No precipitation is expected with this frontal boundary—it instead will reinforce the mostly sunny skies and pleasant temperatures we
The weather, currently. Dry season is in full swing across South Florida, with a series of cold fronts bringing reinforcing shots of lower humidity and keeping temperatures not too far from seasonal values. That means that Monday and Tuesday are expected to be mostly sunny, with dew points dropping back
The weather, currently. Dry, cool air will follow the passage of a cold front late on Thursday night as a high-pressure system extends towards South Florida from the southeastern US. Residents of Miami and Ft Lauderdale will awake to temperatures in the mid-60s, and by late Friday afternoon, temperatures will
The weather, currently. A cold front approaches South Florida on Thursday, although its arrival late in the day will allow afternoon temperatures to climb well above average once again, ranging from the low 80s in the interior to the mid-80s along the east coast. In fact, record highs are possible
The weather, currently. South Florida will remain under the influence of high pressure over the western Atlantic, which will keep conditions dry and warm on Wednesday. However, this high-pressure system will progress eastward and away from Florida as we head toward the end of the workweek, which will lead to
The weather, currently. After a stormy night in South Florida on Tuesday, the area of low pressure that caused this rainfall will move into the western Atlantic and pull away from the region early Wednesday. In its place, a ridge of high pressure will build into the region, promoting stability
The weather, currently. We are going to see a shift in the weather pattern on Tuesday as low pressure moves southeast from the Gulf of Mexico towards South Florida throughout the day. This will cause winds to veer out of the east southeast, bringing in moisture from over the Atlantic
The weather, currently. With a cold front progressing south through the Florida peninsula on Sunday, we will awake to temperatures in the low to mid 60s on Monday morning. To make things better, high pressure will promote beautiful, mostly sunny skies to start off the day. However, as this high
The weather, currently. Between Thursday night and Friday afternoon, a cold front will spread across South Florida, generating showers and thunderstorms throughout the southern half of the peninsula. Miami and Ft Lauderdale are expected to dodge the worst of the overnight and morning rain but should see numerous showers and
The weather, currently. A cold front approaching from the northwest will trigger a change in weather pattern late on Thursday, bringing along showers and scattered thunderstorms as it traverses the peninsula. The amount and intensity of storms will depend on timing, so there is a chance that South Florida could
The weather, currently. High pressure over the eastern seaboard of the United States will extend across South Florida early this week, resulting in the continuation of this dry pattern we have been experiencing as of late. Winds will veer to come from the east on Tuesday, which could support a
The weather, currently. The weather was about as quiet as it gets through the weekend, and another dry day awaits to start off the new week. The greatest concern continues to be rough surf conditions along the east coast, along with strong and life-threatening rip currents generated by an energetic
The weather, currently. High pressure draped across the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida peninsula will maintain a stable atmosphere going into the weekend, which is going to help keep rain chances to a minimum. With the center of this high-pressure system overhead of South Florida on Friday, winds are
The weather, currently. Another quiet and dry day awaits South Florida on Thursday as a ridge of high pressure near the surface strengthens over the region. It will be noticeably breezy as well as the strengthening of the high-pressure system will enhance winds from the northeast, which could carry a
The weather, currently. Much of the same on Wednesday for South Florida as high pressure continues to dominate the weather pattern, promoting mostly dry and quiet conditions. The only real chance of showers will be along the east coast in the afternoon or evening as small pockets of moisture make
The weather, currently. A large area of high pressure has become established over South Florida, providing stability to the atmosphere that will help keep the weather quiet this workweek. So while a slight increase in moisture generated stray showers along the east coast on Monday, drier air on Tuesday will
The weather, currently. A stretch of quiet, dry and bright weather awaits South Florida to start this week as a large high-pressure system establishes itself across the region. Nevertheless, an isolated shower or two cannot be ruled out for coastal Miami and Ft Lauderdale as onshore winds inject a bit
The weather, currently. Similarly to Thursday, relatively strong easterly winds will stir up widely separated showers along the east coast again on Friday, although this activity will trend further south. Therefore, Broward County should stay dry for the most part, with the rain being focused more toward Miami and south
The weather, currently. There’s a chance for South Florida to see isolated to scattered showers on Thursday as winds converge along the east coast and force air to rise and form rain clouds. Fortunately, high pressure aloft will prevent any showers from developing further into thunderstorms, although some showers
The weather, currently. It has been a dry start to the week, but South Florida could see showers return on Wednesday as moisture increases slightly in response to winds veering from east to east/southeast. This return of tropical moisture will result in isolated to scattered showers, as well as
The weather, currently. A cold front crossed over South Florida on Monday, directing winds near the surface to come from the north/northeast that will inject cooler and less humid air into the region and result in a reduction in temperatures and dewpoints for the next few days. This will
The weather, currently. After a weekend of anomalously high temperatures for South Florida, this new week will kick off with cooler readings that will reach only as high as the low 80s on Monday afternoon. This cooler air is trailing behind a cold front that will cross the peninsula early
The weather, currently. South Floridians that aren’t used to consecutive days of uninterrupted rain finally saw relief on Tuesday as a front shifted far enough to the north to place the focus of shower activity closer to Lake Okeechobee. With weak high pressure in the upper atmosphere building up
The weather, currently. On Sunday, the weather turned rainy in South Florida and is likely to remain that way for the start of the work week. An old front that had stalled in the Florida Straits returned, bringing the clouds and showers that produced Sunday’s washout with it. The
The weather, currently. Not much rain, if any, is expected on Friday as cool, dry air encompasses South Florida behind a cold front that remains stalled just to the south of the peninsula. We will see overnight and morning temperatures in the 60s and afternoon highs at or below 80
The weather, currently. A cold front moving through South Florida late on Wednesday will usher cooler air into the region, bringing an end to the above-normal temperatures. From Thursday until the start of next week, highs will mainly be in the upper 70s to around 80°F near the east
The weather, currently. Another weak cold front will move southward and through South Florida late on Wednesday which is going to carry with it a few showers ahead and along the frontal boundary. Before its arrival, however, we expect a continuation of the partly sunny and beautiful weather we’ve
The weather, currently. On Monday, a weak cold front passed through South Florida, bringing drier air to the region despite not providing the fall temperatures we may have been hoping for. This dry air is keeping showers and thunderstorms out of the forecast. On Tuesday, a second front approaches from
The weather, currently. A weakening cold front making its way southward will cross South Florida on Sunday night, however a slack pressure gradient along this front means that the air behind it will not be the cool relief we might be hoping for. Just a degree or two down from
The weather, currently. Overnight tonight, hurricane conditions are forecast from Palm Beach County northward up the east coast of Florida. While Nicole is expected to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane before making landfall after midnight, the worst winds in Broward County would gust to just over 60 mph, and
The weather, currently. Nicole has transitioned from a Subtropical Storm to a Tropical Storm. The forecast track has been trending further up the east coast of Florida with each update. Tuesday’s National Hurricane Center advisory shows Nicole making landfall north of Broward County after midnight on Wednesday. Nevertheless, this
The weather, currently. The focus by late Tuesday becomes the evolution of Subtropical Storm Nicole as it sets its sights on a Wednesday evening strike—potentially as a rare November hurricane—to Florida’s east coast. As of midday on Monday, the National Hurricane Center has Miami-Dade County under a
The weather, currently. Florida is in for a week of impactful weather regardless of how developing low pressure evolves north of the Greater Antilles. That low, spurred by a deep dip in the jet stream, is not of pure tropical origin. But it has already caused flooding and landslides in
The weather, currently. With the cold front crossing South Florida late Thursday progressing further south into the Florida Straits on Friday, an area of high pressure will encompass the region that will direct winds to come from the northeast, transporting dry air towards Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Thus, rain chances
The weather, currently. An approaching cold front will cross over South Florida on Thursday. This front has been gradually weakening during its progression across the peninsula, so it will not decrease temperatures too much by the time it reaches South Florida. Nevertheless, the dry air that it will bring to
The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Lisa, which is set to hit Belize as a hurricane on Wednesday, poses no threat to Florida. Lisa has been blocked from turning north by high pressure over the eastern United States. This high will weaken throughout the week, and while it is too late
The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Lisa formed south of Jamaica but will not threaten South Florida. Instead, Lisa is expected to strike Belize on Wednesday as a hurricane. Miami & Fort Lauderdale will be protected from Lisa by high pressure, which is expected to be the main weather feature for the
The weather, currently. Low moisture and high pressure will maintain mostly dry weather over South Florida to start the new week. An easterly wind flow could produce a shower or two for the east coast metro areas, but chances are low. Interior communities should not expect rain on Monday. Temperatures
The weather, currently. On Friday, the cold front that had been stationary over Central Florida will start to recede and be replaced by a strengthening high pressure system over the eastern United States that will extend down over South Florida over the next several days. This will result in a
The weather, currently. Conditions will remain generally consistent between Wednesday and Thursday in South Florida as a weak cold front continues to sit over the Lake Okeechobee region. Expect another sunny and dry day in Miami-Dade County. Slightly elevated moisture closer to the frontal boundary could produce an isolated shower
The weather, currently. It is looking more likely that the weakening cold front approaching Florida from the northwest will not make it past Lake Okeechobee. This front was our best hope for any rain on Wednesday, so with models predicting that moisture will be scarce by the time it approaches
The weather, currently. Despite temperatures gradually warming, the sunny and pleasant weather will continue this week as humidity remains in check and high pressure extends over the southeastern United States. A shift from northerly to easterly winds will favor the slightest increase in moisture for South Florida—enough to support
The weather, currently. After a spectacular weather weekend in South Florida, conditions, for the most part, will continue to favor sun worshipers in the new week. With high pressure sliding off the southeast U.S. coast, we will see winds veer to the northeast and east as we head into
The weather, currently. Temperatures in South Florida will gradually climb back into the mid-80s by the start of the next week. However, highs will remain around 80 degrees on Friday as cool and relatively dry air continues to be siphoned into the region by winds from the north. There is
The weather, currently. South Floridians will wake up to the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in months on Thursday morning, with forecasted lows in the low-to-mid 60s. Following the arrival of the first cold front of the season on Wednesday, northerly winds will continue injecting cold air into the
The weather, currently. South Florida will get its first taste of fall on Wednesday as temperatures and dew points drop with the approaching cold front engulfing the eastern United States. We will wake up to morning temperatures below 70°F. Temperatures will reach the mid-70s in the afternoon, before falling
The weather, currently. A cold front progressing through the southeastern United States will cross South Florida on Tuesday night and produce a 10 degree drop in temperatures for Wednesday. Ahead of this front is an area of low pressure that will generate numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms on Tuesday. With
The weather, currently. After a dry day to round out the weekend, moisture returns to South Florida on Monday as winds shift to come from the southwest in response to the replacement of a high-pressure system with a low progressing across the eastern United States. This will result in an
The weather, currently. A cold front will pass through South Florida Thursday night into Friday morning and stall out over the Florida Straits. Moisture from this system will generate a few showers for the east coast on Friday morning. After it crosses over the region, northeasterly winds will begin to
The weather, currently. Thursday looks to be a rainy and potentially stormy day as winds veer more southerly ahead of an approaching cold front. These winds will transport a deep layer of moisture over the area beginning Wednesday night. Moisture in an unstable atmosphere is the fuel for the development
The weather, currently. A stationary front that helped set off heavy rain on Sunday is lifting north now. But, a dip in the jet stream arriving in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday is going to boost rainfall activity for South Florida. At first, the highest frequency and intensity of
The weather, currently. Another pleasant day is on the way as the weak cold front will wash out over South Florida on Thursday. Northeast winds will continue ushering in drier, cooler air, maintaining temperatures from the low-to-mid 80s during the day to the low 70s overnight near the coast and
The weather, currently. A weak cold front will move through South Florida on Wednesday, bringing temperatures down a couple of degrees below the already cooler levels. Highs will be in the low 80s near the coast and mid 80s further inland. Showers will spawn along the frontal boundary, affecting the
The weather, currently. This enjoyable weather we are having here in South Florida is set to continue at least through Tuesday. With winds coming in from the north, the air over the region is dry and not as hot, resulting in temperatures no higher than the mid-80s with dew points
The weather, currently. With the remnants of Ian over the mid-Atlantic, South Florida sits at the boundary between high- and low-pressure systems, where winds are coming from the north and ushering in cooler and drier air from higher latitudes. This pattern restricted shower development on Sunday and will continue to
The weather, currently. Miami and Ft Lauderdale should be counting their lucky stars after escaping the worst of Hurricane Ian which, as the fourth strongest hurricane to hit Florida with sustained winds of 150 miles per hour, caused devastation across Southwest Florida with a triple-whammy of record winds, rain, and
The weather, currently. We awoke on Wednesday to Hurricane Ian, already a major hurricane of potentially catastrophic proportions, having grown into a behemoth as it underwent an eyewall replacement cycle late on Tuesday that resulted in a massive 40-mile-wide eye with winds of 155 mph—just two miles per hour
The weather, currently. Major Hurricane Ian’s impact to Florida will be hardest felt on Wednesday. With the eye of the cyclone expected to hit between Tampa and Naples, a good portion of the state’s Gulf coast was bracing for a storm surge as deep as 12 feet above
The weather, currently. Rapidly strengthening Hurricane Ian will emerge from Cuba on Tuesday on a now high confidence forecast track that keeps the eye of the tropical cyclone well away from South Florida. The wind field in the system has expanded, so parts of the Florida Keys were placed under
The weather, currently. South Floridians tracked Ian in the Caribbean on Sunday as it passed 700 miles south of Miami. The strengthening system was expected to become a major hurricane before impacting Cuba and heading into the Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday. The National Hurricane Center’s forecast track has
The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Ian was expected to ramp up in intensity on Sunday over the warm waters of the western Caribbean. But from a South Florida perspective, the forecast track for the future hurricane was trending in a better direction. Since Friday, a greater consensus has developed among
Signals point to Tropical Depression Nine — which formed early Friday morning in the Caribbean Sea off the north coast of Venezuela — intensifying and setting its sights on Florida on Tuesday.
The weather, currently. Hurricane Fiona’s position in the western Atlantic is directing winds to come from a northerly direction over South Florida, drawing in drier air from higher latitudes which will suppress rain activity on Friday. There is still a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, but anything that
The weather, currently. As Hurricane Fiona continues to progress further north, maintaining a comfortable distance to the east of Florida, the deep low pressure at its center will redirect the wind flow over our region to more of a northeasterly direction by Thursday. Winds blowing from the northeast will transport
The weather, currently. Plenty of deep moisture continues to push into South Florida into Wednesday, allowing for numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms to develop once again along the sea breeze near the east coast metro area in the afternoon and slowly move inland throughout the evening. Similarly to previous days,
The weather, currently. Abundant moisture remains over the Florida peninsula early this week due to a dip in the jet stream across the southeastern United States that won’t budge, providing favorable conditions for showers and thunderstorms to develop along the sea breeze boundary over Miami and Ft Lauderdale. Numerous
The weather, currently. Low pressure and plenty of moisture lingering over South Florida will allow the wet pattern seen over the weekend to be maintained into the new week. Numerous, slow-moving showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected Monday and Tuesday that could pose a flood risk as rain accumulates under
The weather, currently. Tropical Storm Fiona formed in the Atlantic east of the Caribbean Sea on Wednesday night. While it currently appears like we won’t have to worry, it is too early to say with certainty that it won’t impact South Florida. We will continue to watch its
The weather, currently. South Florida will continue to experience a seasonable weather pattern typical of the summer wet season to end the workweek—something which for coastal areas had been missing for a couple of months now. Showers and thunderstorms will form along the sea breeze boundary over the east
The weather, currently. After a midday thunderstorm on Tuesday stopped a streak of a dozen straight days of 93°F or hotter temperatures in Miami—with several broken records in this stretch—Wednesday threatens to launch a new stretch of hot weather, with highs forecast in the low 90s again.
The weather, currently. Many of the large-scale factors that determine weather patterns across the southeastern US are undergoing a shift early this week—a domino effect that is creating uncertainty in the short-term forecast. Aloft, high pressure will be displaced by a dip in the jet stream extending out from
The weather, currently. The new week starts off hot with temperatures rising into the low to mid-90s again on Monday, continuing the trend from this weekend. Heat indices could reach 105 degrees in many areas, especially inland. Drier air will limit rain chances in South Florida, with isolated activity along
The weather, currently. Warm and unstable air continues to be directed over South Florida, creating unsettled conditions that will last through the weekend. On Friday, strong thunderstorms will develop over the interior of the peninsula, producing frequent lightning, gusty winds, and heavy rainfall that could result in localized flooding as
The weather, currently. Wednesday marked a transition in weather patterns from hot and dry to hot and wet as the influence of a high pressure system that had been limiting rain activity was replaced by a low pressure feature that will guide southerly winds over South Florida, transporting moist air
The weather, currently. The Labor Day weekend was mostly hot and dry, with the holiday itself marking five days in a row of 93-degree highs in Miami. The remainder of this week will be just as hot, but also humid due to atmospheric moisture content increasing over the region. This
The weather, currently. After 60 consecutive days without a named storm, just one day short of tying the longest gap between named Atlantic systems since 1995, Tropical Storm Danielle has formed over north central Atlantic. The expected track takes it further to the northeast, posing no threat to South Florida.
The weather, currently. Moisture levels remain high over South Florida on Thursday, supporting showers and thunderstorms that will favor the coast in the late morning and early afternoon before the focus shifts to the interior later on. Near the coast, rain will be widely scattered and short-lived. However, strong thunderstorms
The weather, currently. Rain chances return to moderate levels for the east coast metro areas of South Florida on Wednesday as atmospheric moisture content increases once again. Numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms should develop inland in the afternoon and spread towards the coast in the evening, with thunderstorms becoming more
The weather, currently. A much drier day is in store for South Florida on Tuesday thanks to a broad ridge of high pressure over the western Atlantic waters extending over the peninsula, creating a stable atmosphere unsuitable for storm development. Any showers will be isolated, driven primarily by sea-breezes and
The weather, currently. This week starts how the weekend ended: hot and humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms. With moist air flowing in from the tropics and the atmosphere destabilizing due to low pressure near the surface, conditions in South Florida are favorable for thunderstorm development along the Atlantic coast
The weather, currently. More of the same on Friday in South Florida, with hot sunshine other than a few light morning showers coming onshore to the Atlantic Coast as well as the chance of afternoon showers and storms affecting the coastal metro areas. Most of the afternoon activity will be
The weather, currently. With a southeasterly wind flow, moisture from the tropics is being transported over South Florida in high concentrations, which will trigger numerous showers across the southern half of the peninsula on Thursday. The Atlantic coast will see scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms, but numerous to widespread showers
The weather, currently. South Florida will see a change in the overarching weather pattern starting on Wednesday, as the influence of high pressure over the Atlantic begins to weaken and a dip in the jet stream progresses toward the region, resulting in a shift in direction of the prevailing winds
The weather, currently. Tuesday will mark the end of a pattern of stable, high-pressure-driven weather in South Florida, as an upper-level trough migrates westward across the Florida Keys and delivers increasingly rainy weather starting Wednesday through the end of the work week. Until then, Tuesday will see a repetition of
The weather, currently. Heat and humidity are the main stories on Monday, as temperatures continue to reach into the low 90s for coastal South Florida and mid-90s over the interior. Factoring in the humidity, heat indices climb into the triple digits with many locations reading 104-108 degrees. If outdoors, take
The weather, currently. Rain chances dwindle on Friday and over the weekend as the low-pressure system positioned over the southeastern United States this week gives way to subtropical high pressure. This shift will generate winds from the southeast on Friday and east over the weekend that will allow the sea
The weather, currently. Low pressure over the eastern United States will interact with high levels of atmospheric moisture to produce scattered to locally numerous showers and thunderstorms over the east coast metro areas of South Florida on Thursday afternoon. The strongest of storms could produce wind gusts up to 40
The weather, currently. A similar weather pattern to Tuesday is expected on Wednesday, as south southwest winds focus scattered showers and thunderstorms over the interior and east coast metro areas. Locally heavy rainfall, with gusty winds and frequent lightning are possible in the strongest storms. Temperatures on Wednesday will reach
The weather, currently. Low pressure will remain situated over the eastern United States this week, which will maintain a south-southwesterly wind flow over South Florida, forcing the sea breeze—and the associated shower activity—to remain close to the east coast metro areas. Scattered to locally numerous showers and thunderstorms
The weather, currently. An area of low pressure has settled across the eastern seaboard and pushed out the western edge of the Atlantic high that had dominated weather patterns in South Florida last week, causing a shift to more southerly winds that are transporting a deep layer of moisture over
The weather, currently. Friday marks the start of a weather pattern shift as the Bermuda high begins to retreat, weakening the prolonged easterly wind flow that has been dominating the weather patterns in South Florida. Instead, a sea breeze-driven pattern will return, where daily showers and storms develop over the
The weather, currently. Drier days continue as the moisture that had been progressing through the Greater Antilles missed us to the south and moved into the Gulf of Mexico, failing to displace the large swath of dry Saharan air that has been dictating weather conditions in South Florida since Tuesday
The weather, currently. South Florida is in the midst of a drying trend this week punctuated by the arrival of Saharan air that was already evident on Tuesday. This dry and dusty air limited visibility and downgraded air quality from good to moderate across the region. It will also keep
The weather, currently. South Florida is experiencing a general drying trend this week, but a slight, temporary boost in moisture on Tuesday will bring about a few more showers than Monday. This moisture stems from a mid-level disturbance passing to the south from which scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms could
The weather, currently. Over the weekend we saw a pattern of scattered morning showers and thunderstorms over the east coast shifting westward throughout the day. I expect this pattern to continue in South Florida on Monday, but with slightly less coverage than previous days. It only gets drier as the
The weather, currently. Varying levels of atmospheric moisture transported by the well-established easterly wind flow over South Florida will dictate the coverage of showers and thunderstorms across the region throughout the weekend. Increasing water vapor in the air will lead to a slight boost to rain chances on Friday, with
The weather, currently. High pressure over the southeastern United States is consolidating and building into Florida over the next couple of days which will gradually strengthen the easterly wind flow and lead to a pattern of showers and a few thunderstorms affecting the east coast metro areas overnight and throughout
The weather, currently. Rain chances decrease as we head into midweek thanks to a patch of drier air making its way over South Florida from the Bahamas in the east. A few showers will develop inland along the sea breeze early on Wednesday, but will move away from the east
The weather, currently. I’m sure it comes as no surprise that this July was one of the hottest ever recorded in South Florida. Fort Lauderdale, for example, had its second hottest July on record with an average temperature of 84.9 °F—just 0.3 °F shy of the
The weather, currently. Monday and Tuesday will favor more showers compared to the weekend as atmospheric moisture increases to start the week. Late Sunday night and into Monday morning, rain clouds will accumulate off the Atlantic coast of Florida and then come ashore and strengthen as they move westward. The
The weather, currently. After a hot and hazy last couple of days, rain is once again in the forecast for South Florida on Friday. The Saharan Air Layer shifts northwest and is replaced by a deep layer of moisture, which will help to increase the chances of showers and thunderstorms
The weather, currently. The arrival of a plume of Saharan Dust signals that Thursday will be one of those drier days in South Florida’s rainy season. This dust will be discernible to the eye as haze amidst the sunny skies, and you may be able to feel a noticeable
The weather, currently. The upper-level low that set off Tuesday’s strong thunderstorm activity gradually exits the region on Wednesday, clearing things up for the eastern half of the Florida peninsula. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to extend into the night on Tuesday, and it is possible that some could
The weather, currently. Low pressure aloft moving westward across the Florida peninsula will boost rain chances and could cause some potentially hazardous conditions on Tuesday thanks to strong showers and thunderstorms. Storms developing along the eastern sea breeze could produce strong wind gusts, small hail, frequent lightning, and localized flooding.
The weather, currently. It was a bit muted in terms of the amount of showers and thunderstorms to close out the weekend after high pressure at the surface centered itself to our north and a drier air mass passed through the region on Sunday. Additional moisture does return for Monday,
The weather, currently. Rain chances increase heading into the weekend as the atmosphere gradually moistens Friday and Saturday. The east coast metro areas could see isolated showers in the mornings followed by scattered showers and thunderstorms developing and progressing westward through the afternoon. Heat continues to pose a threat to
The weather, currently. Not much to speak of in terms of rain activity in South Florida on Thursday. Instead, the heat continues to be the real worry. Heat indices in the interior communities will hover around 105°F—nearing heat advisory territory—which could pose health risks to the more
The weather, currently. Another hot day is forecast across South Florida on Wednesday. High pressure over the western Atlantic continues to strengthen, allowing a deep east/southeast wind flow that is bringing dry air over the area and consequently diminishing rainfall chances for Miami and Ft. Lauderdale the rest of
The weather, currently. Drier days are here now that the high pressure over the western Atlantic has built westward towards the Gulf of Mexico and allowed for an east/southeast wind flow. This will keep showers away from the east coast metro areas—a pattern that should stick around for
The weather, currently. The wetter weather we experienced this weekend in South Florida will continue Monday as tropical moisture remains in place over the region. Numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected to start this week off, developing along the sea breezes over the inland communities of Miami and Ft.
The weather, currently. Friday will see a similar weather pattern to Thursday, with some brief rain in the morning, including possible predawn thunderstorms, followed by a partly sunny afternoon. Showers forming over Atlantic waters overnight will move onshore early, dissipating quickly after making landfall. Later in the day, showers will
The weather, currently. The Miami and Ft. Lauderdale metro areas were able to dodge most of the rain activity that occurred over southern Florida on Wednesday thanks to a surface high pressure system over the western Atlantic generating southeast winds that kept storms away from the east coast. A similar
The weather, currently. The high pressure system over the western Atlantic that began influencing South Florida Tuesday and helped keep shower activity west of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale in the afternoon will continue to build over our area on Wednesday. As it shifts winds from the south/southeast, storm development
The weather, currently. Some of the atmospheric conditions driving daily weather patterns in South Florida begin to shift Tuesday around the time we would expect afternoon showers—the exact timing of which will dictate how much rainfall occurs over Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. A stalled front over the Southeast had
The weather, currently. A typical summer pattern of sunshine followed by afternoon showers and thunderstorms is in place for Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. Sandwiched between an upper-level trough over western Cuba and a surface front over the southeastern United States, unstable conditions prevail over South Florida with south to southwesterly
The weather, currently. The typical summertime pattern we have been seeing in South Florida for the last few days continues on Friday, with limited showers and thunderstorm activity developing along the East Coast sea breeze around midday. These showers could pop up over the inland suburbs of Miami and Ft.
The weather, currently. High levels of moisture in the atmosphere have contributed to scattered to numerous rain showers around South Florida for the past few days, but drier air will start pushing in from the east on Thursday that will suppress rain activity for the east coast metro areas. While
The weather, currently. Miami and Fort Lauderdale have been able to avoid widespread strong thunderstorms over the past few days, but Wednesday looks to be fairly active as abundant moisture lingers behind a tropical wave that passed early this week. The prevailing wind flow turns from easterly to southeasterly on
