Miami, Florida – Weekend beachgoers in Florida should brace for summer heat and sudden downpours as storms return to Miami by Saturday afternoon. With highs near 88°F and heat index values soaring past 100°F, the National Weather Service warns of scattered thunderstorms developing after 3 p.m., especially impacting travel along I-95 and outdoor events across Miami-Dade.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, there’s a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday afternoon into the evening. Storms could bring brief gusty winds, lightning, and pockets of heavy rainfall between 0.25 and 0.5 inches. Winds will shift southward at 10 to 15 mph, with gusts near 21 mph possible.
Localized street flooding is possible in low-lying areas and neighborhoods with poor drainage. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor activities during peak storm hours and remain indoors if lightning is observed. Drivers should reduce speed on wet roads and check traffic advisories before heading out.
Sunday brings more summer instability with another 40% chance of storms after 2 p.m., under highs around 88°F. Monday remains hot with continued storm potential before a slightly drier midweek pattern develops.
📅 5-Day Forecast for Miami, FL (Sat July 5 – Wed July 10):
- Saturday: High 88°F | 50% chance of PM storms | Breezy & humid
- Sunday: High 88°F | 40% chance of PM storms | Hot & partly sunny
- Monday: High 88°F | 30% chance of storms | Heat persists
- Tuesday: High 87°F | 40% chance of storms | Slightly cooler
- Wednesday: High 87°F | 40% chance of PM storms | Typical summer mix
