Miami, Florida – Severe weather is sweeping through South Florida, with heavy thunderstorms expected to hit Miami until 8 a.m. Tuesday. A Flood Watch remains in effect, warning residents of possible flash flooding as rain showers intensify overnight. Winds could gust up to 21 mph, making driving hazardous across the region, especially on major roads like I-95 and the Florida Turnpike.
According to the National Weather Service, rainfall amounts between 0.25 and 2 inches are possible, with localized flooding in urban areas such as Miami Beach and Hialeah. The heaviest rain is expected to fall Monday night into early Tuesday morning, which could disrupt travel and cause standing water on roadways. Residents are urged to avoid non-essential travel during these hours, particularly on flood-prone roads.
Looking ahead, Miami will experience slightly calmer weather by Tuesday afternoon, but showers remain likely, with a 70% chance of additional rain. As the storm system pushes northeast, the region will experience a transition to warmer, sunnier conditions starting Wednesday. Miami’s highs will reach the low 80s through Tuesday, with an increase in temperatures by Wednesday.
As we move into the rest of the week, temperatures are expected to stay warm, with highs in the mid-80s by Thursday, signaling the start of more typical Florida spring conditions. However, the lingering risk of thunderstorms continues into Wednesday night. The public is advised to stay updated on weather alerts, as conditions could change rapidly.
Extended Forecast:
- Tuesday: Showers likely, high 82°F, low 73°F
- Wednesday: Mostly clear, high 83°F
- Thursday: Sunny, high 85°F
