Miami Midday Weather: 82 Degrees, Showers Around, and a Wetter Turn Sunday and Monday
Miami sat at 82 degrees late Saturday morning, feeling like 88, with rain showers in the day's forecast - before Sunday turns drizzly and cooler and Monday brings the week's best thunderstorm chance.
Late Saturday morning in Miami felt like the middle of summer. The temperature stood at 82.2 degrees, feeling like 88.6, on its way to a Halloween high of 83 with a low of 75.1, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed. Saturday's weather code is 82 - rain showers - with a 27 percent chance of precipitation, so the showers in the forecast are passing in character: brief, scattered, and not a washout for tonight's trick-or-treating.
Sunday changes the pattern. The feed puts Sunday at code 51, drizzle, with a high of just 79.5 and a low of 74.1 and the rain chance up to 57 percent - a cooler, grayer day than Saturday, and the last day of early voting. Monday is the wettest day in the current outlook: code 95, thunderstorms, a high of 80.3 and a 72 percent precipitation chance.
Election Day, Tuesday, settles back to code 51 with a high of 81.6 and a 43 percent rain chance, and Wednesday dries further - code 53, a high of 82.2 and a rain chance down to 19 percent. The practical read for the weekend: keep an umbrella within reach tonight, expect a damp Sunday, and plan around Monday's thunderstorms rather than through them.
