Miami, FL – Dangerous heat and a series of strong thunderstorms are set to disrupt South Florida through Friday, raising the risk of flooded streets and power outages during the peak of the workweek. Daytime highs near 90°F will combine with humidity to push heat indices above 105°F, while afternoon storms threaten to stall traffic and disrupt outdoor plans across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday brings a 50% chance of afternoon storms, with downpours possibly hitting hardest after 2 p.m. Wednesday’s thunderstorm risk jumps to 60%, and scattered storms remain likely each afternoon through Friday. Gusty winds and intense lightning could accompany the heaviest cells, especially near coastal highways and neighborhoods prone to poor drainage.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, then scattered storms after 2 p.m. Highs near 90°F, feels-like temps up to 108°F.
Wednesday: Showers and storms likely, mainly after 2 p.m. Stronger downpours possible.
Thursday: More storms expected, with a 50% chance of heavy rain by afternoon.
Friday: Showers and storms likely, some with gusty winds.
Weekend: Rain chances remain high, with muggy nights and continued afternoon storms.
Drivers should avoid flooded streets and plan for sudden delays, especially during the evening rush. Heat and storm advisories may expand as the week continues—keep phones charged and monitor updates from local officials for any new warnings.
