Miami, Florida – Thunderstorms could begin rattling through South Florida by Saturday afternoon, marking the start of a soggy spring stretch that could disrupt travel, beach plans, and outdoor events across Miami through early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, rain chances begin creeping in with a 20% risk of showers on Saturday and intensify through Monday, with thunderstorm probabilities climbing to 50% by mid-afternoon. Southeast winds between 10 and 14 mph will accompany the system, bringing scattered downpours and possible lightning strikes to the region.
Miami residents should prepare for potential localized street flooding, especially near low-lying areas and along major roadways like I-95 and U.S. 1. Those planning weekend travel or attending outdoor festivals should monitor updates and have backup plans ready. Officials recommend keeping electronics charged, securing loose patio items, and limiting outdoor exposure during storms.
Sunday could bring the most active stretch of weather, with a 40% chance of storms arriving by midday. Showers remain possible through Sunday night into Monday morning. By Monday afternoon, rain chances peak again at 50%, before tapering to 30% by Monday night. While no widespread severe weather is expected, isolated thunderstorms may produce gusty winds and brief downpours.
Looking ahead, drier and sunnier conditions are expected to return by Tuesday and hold through Thursday, with highs in the low 80s and light coastal breezes—classic late-spring weather for South Florida.
📅 5-Day Miami Spring Forecast:
- Saturday: High 81°F, 20% chance of showers.
- Sunday: High 82°F, 40% chance of thunderstorms.
- Monday: High 82°F, 50% chance of thunderstorms.
- Tuesday: High 83°F, sunny.
- Wednesday: High 83°F, sunny.
