Miami, FL – South Florida residents should prepare for extreme weather conditions as excessive heat and heavy rain are forecasted for the area. The US National Weather Service in Miami has issued a heat advisory for Southeast Florida, with peak heat indices expected to soar into the triple digits today. Additionally, there is a high likelihood of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall starting this afternoon and continuing through Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service, the main threats from the storms include heavy rain and localized flooding. The region could experience rainfall amounts up to 4 inches in some areas, particularly on Monday and Tuesday. This heavy rain is expected to result in disorganized thunderstorms, leading to varying rainfall totals across South Florida.
Today’s forecast predicts a high of 93°F with a 55% chance of rain, while Monday’s high will reach 91°F with a 40% chance of showers. The trend continues into Tuesday, with a high of 90°F and a 30% chance of rain. By Wednesday, conditions are expected to clear slightly, bringing sunny skies and a high of 92°F.
