Florida – Warm early-morning air hangs over Miami as the first glow of dawn reflects off calm water and quiet streets. Palm fronds barely move, and the region wakes to a still, humid start that signals another surge of heat through Wednesday—key timing as Thanksgiving travel begins. Travelers along I-95, the Turnpike, and the Dolphin Expressway should expect light traffic impacts today, yet hazy pockets on Tuesday could slow early commuters.
According to the National Weather Service Miami office, sunshine dominates today while temperatures climb into the upper 70s and lower 80s. A light northwest breeze near midday provides brief relief, though the air still feels warm across Hialeah, Coral Gables, and Kendall. Residents preparing early holiday décor should stay hydrated and pace yard work, as the humidity may build faster than expected.
According to meteorologists, Tuesday brings another bump in warmth with highs near 81. The pattern remains dry, yet models hint at subtle morning haze forming as winds shift east. Drivers heading to Miami International Airport or coastal causeways should watch for brief reductions in visibility. While South Florida stays far from any early-season “Winter Tease,” the persistent heat does act as a reminder of November’s growing temperature swings nationwide.
According to regional guidance, Wednesday continues the warm trend under abundant sun. Skies stay quiet, making it an ideal day for early travel and outdoor errands before the holiday rush. Late-week weather shifts little, though a rising onshore breeze could increase cloud cover Friday and Saturday. Weekend travel should remain smooth, with warm afternoons supporting beach plans and early holiday gatherings.
Five-Day Forecast for Miami, FL:
Mon: 80/70 – Sunny; warm and steady.
Tue: 81/73 – Sunny; light morning haze possible.
Wed: 81/74 – Sunny; ideal holiday travel weather.
Thu: 81/74 – Mostly clear; warm November stretch.
Fri: 81/74 – Partly cloudy; breezy east wind.
