Miami Halloween Night Weather: Warm for Trick-or-Treating, With a Wetter Sunday After the Clocks Fall Back
Miami sits at 82.6 degrees at midday Saturday with a high near 83 and a 31 percent rain chance - a warm Halloween night ahead - before drizzle turns Sunday cooler and Monday brings the wettest day of the stretch.
Halloween in Miami will feel like Miami. The station's live weather feed read 82.6 degrees at midday Saturday, feeling like 89.8, on the way to a high near 83 with a low of 76.2 tonight and a 31 percent chance of precipitation - warm for costumes, with passing showers possible but no washout in the forecast for trick-or-treating, Lincoln Road or Bayfront Park's evening events.
Tonight also brings the year's extra hour. Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, November 1, when clocks fall back one hour - so Halloween night runs long, and Sunday's final day of early voting and the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show's closing day both run on the new, standard time.
Sunday is the turn. The feed shows drizzle (code 51) with a high of only 79.5 degrees, a low of 74.1 and a 53 percent precipitation chance - cooler and wetter than Saturday. Monday is wetter still, with showers (code 81), a high near 82 and a 72 percent rain chance, before Tuesday settles back to a 43 percent chance with a high of 83.6.
The practical read for the weekend: enjoy the warm, mostly dry Halloween night, keep an eye out for a passing shower, and plan Sunday and Monday around rain - especially for anyone heading to the polls, the boat show's final day or the Dolphins' and Inter Miami's Sunday games.
