Miami, FL – South Florida is heading into the new week with hazardous beach conditions and a mix of sun and storms. A high rip current risk remains in effect through Sunday night along Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach county beaches. Swimmers should exercise caution, as dangerous currents can pull even experienced swimmers out to sea.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, the rip current threat will persist into early next week. Meanwhile, temperatures will remain warm, with highs near 82°F Sunday before a slight cooldown after storms Monday. A chance of thunderstorms arrives Sunday night into Monday morning, bringing the possibility of gusty winds and brief downpours across the region.
Looking Ahead: Spring Begins This Week
Monday’s St. Patrick’s Day forecast includes a mix of sun, clouds, and scattered showers, with temperatures reaching 77°F by the afternoon. Winds will shift northwest at 16 mph, leading to breezy conditions. By Tuesday, drier air moves in, bringing sunny skies and a high of 74°F.
Spring officially begins Thursday, March 20, with seasonal temperatures in the mid-70s through the weekend. Beachgoers should remain cautious of rip currents, and inland residents can expect mild, dry conditions as South Florida eases into the new season.
Stay updated on changing conditions and check local forecasts before heading outdoors.
