Florida – A warm glow spreads across Miami as the sun edges above Biscayne Bay, lighting the city with a soft golden shimmer. The air feels still and humid, carrying the familiar scent of salt and warm pavement. Travelers heading out early for holiday errands or airport runs will notice the calm skies and easy visibility that define this stretch of November weather.
According to the National Weather Service Miami office, today brings full sun and highs pushing near 79 degrees. Winds stay light from the east, and forecasters expect no rain through the afternoon. Residents finishing early Thanksgiving travel prep can expect smooth roads and clear skies along I-95 and U.S. 1, though brief sea breezes may slightly slow traffic near the coast.
Sunday brings another warm, bright day. According to meteorologists, highs reach the lower 80s as a southwest breeze develops. That shift signals a slightly warmer pattern heading into Monday. Outdoor plans should fare well, whether residents are decorating, running pre-holiday errands, or visiting friends before next week’s travel surge.
Monday continues the warm trend. According to NWS guidance, highs climb near 80 again under full sun. Winds ease by afternoon, offering a calm window for local flights and cruise departures. While the rest of the country braces for colder Thanksgiving patterns, Miami stays anchored in a steady warm stretch with no rain triggers or early-season fronts in sight.
Tuesday holds steady with highs near 80 and light easterly winds. After all, November often delivers this reliable sunshine for South Florida before late-month cold fronts eventually return. For now, Miami remains in a smooth, mild rhythm that supports early holiday travel and outdoor plans with little disruption.
Five-Day Forecast for Miami, FL:
Sat: 79/69 – Sunny; warm and steady.
Sun: 81/67 – Sunny; light southwest breeze.
Mon: 80/70 – Sunny; calm and warm.
Tue: 80/73 – Sunny; light east wind.
Wed: 81/75 – Sunny; warm November stretch continues.
