Miami Halloween Day Weather: Drizzle Around, a High Near 83, and a Wet Sunday Ahead
Halloween Saturday in Miami runs warm - 80 degrees by mid-morning, feeling like 86, with drizzle in the forecast and a 33 percent rain chance - before Sunday turns wet at 84 percent and Monday brings thunderstorms.
Halloween morning in Miami feels like summer wearing a costume. The temperature sat at 80.1 degrees by mid-morning, feeling like 86.3, on its way to a Saturday high of 83.3 with a low of 76.2, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed. The day's weather code is 53 - drizzle - with a 33 percent chance of precipitation, which makes tonight's trick-or-treat forecast damp at worst rather than dangerous: a passing shower is possible, a washout is not in the feed.
Sunday is the wet day of the weekend. The feed turns overcast with a high of 81.8, a low of 75.2 and an 84 percent chance of precipitation - and Sunday is also the last day of early voting in Miami-Dade and the day the clocks fall back, so voters heading out should dress for rain at some point in the day. Monday keeps the wet pattern with thunderstorms, a high of 80.3 and a 67 percent rain chance.
Election Day itself eases off. Tuesday's code drops to 51 with a high of 81.6, a low of 78 and a 31 percent rain chance, and Wednesday holds near the same pattern - high 82.2, rain chance 30 percent. The weekend's story in one line: get the candy tonight between drizzles, and keep the umbrella close through Monday.
