Miami, Florida – Thunderstorms are expected to develop across Miami on Thursday, with rain chances hovering near 50% through the weekend—posing possible hazards for commuters and anyone traveling along I-95. With summer heat and sudden downpours likely, residents should stay weather-aware, avoid flooded roads, and allow extra travel time.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday’s high will reach 87°F as scattered showers and thunderstorms develop after 8 a.m. North and northeast winds will shift throughout the day, keeping humidity high. Thursday night brings continued storm chances with lows around 82°F and southeast winds near 9 mph.
Miami’s daily storm pattern continues Friday through Monday, with each afternoon and evening carrying a 50% chance of thunderstorms. Roads like I-95 and US-1 could experience localized flooding and slower traffic during heavy downpours. For safety, monitor alerts, avoid unnecessary travel during storms, and never drive through standing water.
Boaters and beachgoers should also use caution—lightning strikes and gusty winds could develop quickly each afternoon. Secure loose outdoor items and keep mobile devices charged in case of isolated power outages.
The pattern of daytime highs near 87°F and overnight lows around 81-82°F persists through Monday. Expect partly cloudy nights, with thunderstorm chances dipping to 20-30% after sunset but rebounding each afternoon. Rain risk may ease slightly by early next week, but summer storm activity remains likely.
Five-Day Miami Weather Outlook:
- Thursday [87°F]: 50% chance of thunderstorms, mainly after 8 a.m.; muggy and breezy.
- Friday [87°F]: 50% chance of storms, mostly sunny; chance of rain continues overnight.
- Saturday [87°F]: 50% chance of afternoon storms; partly cloudy at night.
- Sunday [87°F]: 50% chance of storms, humid; storms may linger into evening.
- Monday [87°F]: 50% chance of thunderstorms; slight overnight break.
