Miami, Florida – Thunderstorms could slam into Miami by late morning Friday, bringing heavy downpours, street flooding, and traffic hazards on I-95 and surrounding roads. Storm chances return daily through the weekend, making this a critical period for anyone planning outdoor activities or travel.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, Friday’s storms may begin after 11 a.m., with a 50% chance of precipitation and heat index values reaching up to 101°F. Roads like I-95 and US-1 may become slick quickly, and localized flooding could delay drivers during the midday hours.
Rain chances continue Friday night into Saturday (30%), with slightly lower chances (20–30%) on Sunday. While most storms will be short-lived, they could bring gusty winds, intense lightning, and brief periods of heavy rain. Southeast winds of 7–10 mph will accompany most of the weekend weather pattern.
Residents are urged to monitor alerts and avoid flood-prone streets during downpours. Charge phones, check windshield wipers, and avoid outdoor work during peak storm hours.
Though temperatures will hover around 87–88°F through Tuesday, humidity and storm timing will vary. Monday and Tuesday both bring continued rain chances (30%), especially during the afternoon and evening.
🔎 5-Day Miami Forecast (June 26–July 1)
- Thursday: Showers likely after 11 a.m. | High: 85°F | East wind 7–11 mph
- Friday: 50% chance of thunderstorms | High: 88°F | Heat index: 101°F
- Saturday: Slight storm chance (20–30%) | High: 87°F
- Sunday: Storms likely in the afternoon (50%) | High: 86°F
- Monday: Continued storm risk (30%) | High: 88°F
- Tuesday: Afternoon/evening storms possible (30%) | High: 88°F
