Florida – Warm ocean air and steady onshore winds are already building choppy surf, and storm chances are increasing through the day across Miami.
According to the National Weather Service, a rip current statement remains in effect through Tuesday evening, creating dangerous swimming conditions along Miami-Dade beaches. At the same time, a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms develops today with gusts reaching 24 mph.
Across South Florida, temperatures climb to around 79°F this afternoon, but conditions stay unsettled. Showers and thunderstorms may develop at any time, especially along the I-95 corridor and coastal roadways like A1A. Expect brief downpours, ponding on roads, and sudden drops in visibility. Plan extra time if traveling.
By tonight, rain chances decrease slightly to around 20%, though breezy conditions continue. Roads may remain damp into the early commute.
Tuesday follows a similar pattern with highs near 78°F and scattered storms developing after the morning hours. Winds stay elevated, keeping surf rough and rip current risks ongoing.
Wednesday trends a bit drier early, but a slight chance of storms returns by evening. Lightning could impact outdoor plans quickly, especially near the coast.
By Thursday, another round of scattered showers and storms develops, with highs near 79°F and breezy conditions persisting.
Looking ahead, early April keeps the warm, unsettled pattern in place with periodic storms and continued beach hazards.
Heading to the beach or commuting today? What conditions are you seeing in your area?
Five Day Forecast for Miami, FL:
Monday: High 79°F, showers and storms likely
Tuesday: High 78°F, chance of storms
Tuesday Night: Low 74°F, mostly cloudy and breezy
Wednesday: High 79°F, slight chance of storms
Thursday: High 79°F, chance of storms
