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Florida Weather Alert: Miami Flooding Possible Through Sunday Nov 8
Florida — Sunshine and temperatures reaching 85 degrees may make Miami feel like summer, but coastal flooding remains a concern. Water could collect along vulnerable roads and waterfront properties th
By Erin Vale · 2026-11-07T09:48:54.901Z
Florida — Sunshine and temperatures reaching 85 degrees may make Miami feel like summer, but coastal flooding remains a concern. Water could collect along vulnerable roads and waterfront properties through Sunday evening, even as mostly dry weather continues.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, a Coastal Flood Statement remains in effect across coastal Miami Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
The statement warns that isolated minor coastal flooding could affect low lying roads and property through Sunday evening, Nov. 8.
Coastal Flooding Could Affect South Florida Travel Residents near Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale and coastal Palm Beach County should remain alert for water collecting in vulnerable locations.
The primary concern involves isolated coastal flooding rather than widespread inland flooding.
Even shallow water can create dangerous driving conditions, particularly where road surfaces become difficult to see.
Drivers traveling near coastal sections of A1A and other low lying waterfront routes should watch for standing water.
The National Weather Service advises motorists never to drive through flooded roadways.
Meanwhile, Miami International Airport reported temperatures near 75 degrees early Saturday, with humidity around 88%.
Afternoon temperatures are expected to climb toward 85 degrees under sunny skies.
Sunday Brings Sunshine, But Coastal Concerns Continue Sunday remains warm, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 83 degrees.
Northeast winds around 7 9 mph will accompany the pleasant conditions.
However, the Coastal Flood Statement continues through Sunday evening.
Residents should avoid assuming that sunshine means coastal flooding concerns have ended.
A slight chance of showers develops Sunday evening, with precipitation chances around 20%.
Temperatures remain mild, falling toward 75 degrees.
Warm Weather Continues Into Veterans Day Monday brings mostly sunny skies and highs near 82 degrees.
Northeast winds around 9 11 mph will maintain a light coastal breeze.
Tuesday continues the warm November pattern, with highs near 82 degrees and mostly sunny conditions.
By Veterans Day, Wednesday, temperatures could reach 83 degrees.
However, the National Weather Service introduces a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms after 1 p.m.
No widespread severe thunderstorm or tornado threat is identified in the supplied local outlook.
Residents planning outdoor Veterans Day activities should monitor changing afternoon conditions.
Miami Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 7 11 Saturday, Nov. 7: High 85°. Sunny and warm. Low 75°, with a 20% chance of showers. Sunday, Nov. 8: High 83°. Mostly sunny. Low 75°, with a 20% chance of showers. Monday, Nov. 9: High 82°. Mostly sunny. Low 75°, partly cloudy. Tuesday, Nov. 10: High 82°. Mostly sunny. Low 74°, mostly cloudy. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day. High 83°, partly sunny, with a 20% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Low 72°. Looking Ahead: Nov. 12 13 Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and a 40% chance of showers, with highs near 82 degrees.
Thursday night remains unsettled, with a 40% chance of rain and lows around 71 degrees.
Friday turns slightly cooler, with highs near 78 degrees and another 40% chance of showers.
Beyond Nov. 13, additional coastal flooding or storm development cannot be determined from the supplied outlook. Residents should continue monitoring official weather updates as Thanksgiving approaches.
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