Florida — Palm fronds sway and clouds slide overhead this morning as a passing weather system brushes South Florida. A few showers drift through Miami early, carried by a strengthening breeze. Conditions improve fast, but the air behind this system feels noticeably cooler.
Showers remain possible through late morning and early afternoon, especially near the coast. Winds increase steadily, with gusts pushing past 20 mph at times. Side streets may stay damp, and drivers should expect slick pavement during the midday commute. Keep an umbrella close, but rain will not last all day.
By evening, skies clear quickly as drier air settles in. Temperatures fall faster than recent nights, dipping into the upper 40s inland and low 50s near the coast by early Friday. It feels crisp by South Florida standards, especially with lingering wind.
Friday turns bright and sunny, but cooler air holds firm. Highs reach the mid-60s, with an early chill noticeable before sunrise. Plan layers if heading out early, especially for morning walks or school drop-offs.
The weekend delivers classic February weather. Saturday warms into the low 70s under clear skies, with calmer winds and comfortable humidity. Sunday stays mostly sunny and pleasant, topping out near 70 degrees. Outdoor plans look ideal across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Looking ahead, warmth builds early next week. Highs climb back into the low to mid-70s Monday and Tuesday. NOAA’s 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures across South Florida, hinting at a steady warming trend toward mid-February.
For now, expect a breezy, unsettled start today, followed by cooler nights and a smooth transition into a sunnier, warmer pattern. Feeling the temperature drop where you are? Share how the breeze feels in your neighborhood.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Miami, FL
- Friday: Sunny and cooler, high near 66°
- Saturday: Sunny, pleasant, high near 73°
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 70°
- Monday: Sunny and warmer, high near 72°
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, springlike, high near 74°
