Miami, Florida – Strong thunderstorms, sweltering heat, and the risk of localized flooding will hammer Miami on Friday ahead of a soggy weekend stretch.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, a round of showers and thunderstorms is expected before 11 a.m., followed by stronger storms between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Heat index values could reach 102°F by early afternoon, with rain chances peaking at 70%. Southeast winds around 5 to 9 mph will offer little relief. Drivers on US-1, I-95, and I-195 should brace for slick roads, ponding, and reduced visibility during the storm window.
Friday night looks quieter, with a 60% chance of rain tapering off by midnight. Weekend conditions won’t offer much reprieve. Miami faces a continued chance of showers and storms both Saturday and Sunday, with daytime highs near 89°F and humid, partly cloudy skies. Rain chances hover near 40–50% throughout the weekend.
Residents should monitor local alerts and avoid flooded roads. Limit outdoor activity during peak heat hours and secure electronics in case of brief outages.
Looking ahead to Monday, the start of the week brings another round of rain, with a 60% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms likely Monday night. Tuesday and Wednesday remain unsettled.
Five-Day Forecast for Miami, FL (June 26–30):
- Thursday: High 88°F, showers and storms after 3 p.m. (70% chance)
- Friday: High 90°F, storms likely before 2 p.m. (70% chance)
- Saturday: High 89°F, 40% chance of scattered thunderstorms
- Sunday: High 89°F, 50% chance of afternoon showers
- Monday: High 88°F, storms likely after 8 p.m. (60% chance)
Next NWS update expected early Friday morning. Keep alerts on for any flash flood watches or additional warnings through the weekend.
