After a chilly weekend, South Florida is starting to warm up. Rain chances will rise midweek, and winds will be strong and gusty.
According to a Local 10 forecast, Sunday afternoon will bring warmer weather. The wind will shift to the northeast and bring milder air in off the ocean, with a high of around 80°F (27°C). The morning was still very cool.
The midweek change will be driven by a low-pressure system from Colorado. It will move over the Gulf of Mexico and on toward South Florida. Together with a high-pressure system over the Carolinas, it will produce gusty easterly winds, along with passing showers and thunderstorms.
Meteorologists expect poor conditions on the beaches and on the water for much of the week. People planning trips to the ocean or boat outings should check current advisories before heading out.
CBS Miami reports that Monday’s high will be around 80°F (27°C), with passing showers possible in places. Easterly winds will pick up to 15–20 mph, with gusts of 25–30 mph. The station notes that temperatures during the week are expected to be below the seasonal average of about 81°F (27°C).
The weekend was unusually cool. On Friday evening, after a front passed through, thermometers read 50–60°F (about 10–16°C) overnight. CBS Miami calls it the coldest air of this fall and the lowest temperatures since March.
Local 10 does not forecast any more strong cold fronts over the next five to seven days. Average highs are expected to stay in the low 80s°F (about 27–28°C).
Source: Local 10
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