MIAMI, Fla. – Dawn breaks warm and still across South Florida, with a few early clouds reflecting pink over Biscayne Bay — a calm prelude to several picture-perfect days ahead. A slight chance of showers lingers this afternoon, but the bigger story is a long stretch of dry, breezy, and mild fall weather just in time for Halloween.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, a weak front brushing through today may spark a few stray thunderstorms before sunset. Winds shift north by late afternoon, ushering in less humid air and noticeably clearer skies. Thursday and Friday will feature abundant sunshine, highs in the low 80s, and comfortable evenings — a classic South Florida pattern ideal for outdoor plans and coastal drives.
For trick-or-treaters Friday evening, expect temperatures near 77°F at sunset, a light northwest breeze, and dry air across Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. Visibility will be excellent for drivers along I-95 and U.S. 1, though police urge caution in neighborhoods as families move through side streets after dusk.
By Saturday, conditions remain sunny and calm, though a light sea breeze could return along the beaches. Sunday’s mild warmth continues as early signs of November’s seasonal shift stay just north of the region.
It’s a welcome stretch of stability — South Florida’s fall charm on full display before cooler, breezier air slowly approaches next week.
Five-Day Forecast for Miami, FL:
Wed: 84/71 – Mostly sunny; slight afternoon storm chance.
Thu: 81/65 – Breezy, dry; clearing skies.
Fri: 77/67 – Sunny and mild; perfect Halloween evening.
Sat: 79/71 – Mostly sunny; light sea breeze.
Sun: 82/74 – Partly cloudy; warm end to the weekend.
