Miami, FL – A broken line of showers is expected to move across South Florida late tonight into Monday morning as a weakening cold front approaches the region.
According to the US National Weather Service Miami, rain chances will increase overnight Sunday into early Monday, with showers gradually weakening as they move from northwest to southeast. The system is expected to push through areas including Lake Okeechobee, Belle Glade, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami-Dade County, and the Florida Keys before daybreak Monday.
Forecasters say rainfall coverage will be scattered rather than widespread, but brief downpours could impact early morning commuters. Rain chances range from roughly 40% to 65% across parts of inland and northern South Florida, with lower chances farther south toward Homestead and the Keys.
While thunderstorms are not expected to be widespread, the National Weather Service says an isolated embedded rumble of thunder is possible west of Lake Okeechobee overnight.
The timing of the system suggests showers will begin developing late Sunday night, continuing into early Monday morning before gradually diminishing. Drivers across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and surrounding counties may encounter wet roads during the morning commute.
Residents are encouraged to allow extra travel time and remain alert for changing road conditions.
How are conditions in your neighborhood tonight? Have you noticed showers starting yet?
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