Breezy temperatures and isolated rain showers are predicted to continue over South Florida this weekend and into New Year’s Week, potentially disturbing outdoor activities. Temperatures will stay moderate, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s with easterly winds gusting up to 22 mph today.
According to the National Weather Service, there is a 45% chance of rain today in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, with similar weather expected to persist throughout Sunday. While rainfall is forecast to be minimal, slick roads may hinder key routes such as I-95 and US-1. Drivers should be cautious, especially during high travel periods.
Sunday’s forecast calls for partly overcast skies with the possibility of sporadic thunderstorms in the afternoon, as southeast winds continue to deliver moisture. Temperatures will reach 77°F, but winds of up to 20 mph may make outdoor activities uncomfortable.
Looking forward, New Year’s Eve will see largely sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures, with highs approaching 80°F. Overnight temperatures will drop to the low 70s, providing comfort for those celebrating outside. By New Year’s Day, expect sunny and dry weather with highs reaching 80°F, making it excellent for holiday celebrations and activities.
Residents should be prepared for unexpected rain showers during the next 48 hours, and plan ahead of time for any outside activity. Use cautious on wet roads and keep an eye out for local weather reports.
