Miami Overnight Weather: 76.3 Degrees and Overcast, Monday Showers at 53 Percent, and a Wet Election Day
Miami ends its flood-watch Sunday at 76.3 degrees under an overcast sky. Monday runs warm and showery — 82.3 degrees, a 53 percent rain chance — and Election Day Tuesday carries the week's heaviest showers, code 82 at 55 percent, while the polls are open.
Miami's long, wet Sunday is ending the way it spent most of its hours: warm and grey. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 76.3 degrees late Sunday night, feeling like 80.9 under an overcast sky (code 3) — the tail of a day that began under a flood watch and never fully dried out, on ground that has taken rain since the morning.
Monday keeps the pattern, a notch lighter. The feed holds Monday at showers (code 81) with a high of 82.3 and a low of 71.5, and the rain chance has eased to 53 percent from the 56 percent in Sunday evening's file — a warm, unsettled start to the week rather than a washout, with the numbers nudged only slightly from the late revision this desk filed at 21:25 (a high of 82.2, a low of 71.2). Nothing in the overnight feed brings back the cool night Sunday's early files once promised.
Tuesday is the day to plan around. Election Day runs heavier showers (code 82) at a 55 percent precipitation chance, with a high of 80.6 and a low of 71.6 — rain in the forecast across the whole 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting window, on top of Monday's showers. The rest of the week then unwinds: Wednesday eases to 48 percent at 82.3, Thursday dries to 23 percent at 83.4, and Friday remains the week's warmest and driest day at 86.7 degrees on a rain chance of just 6 percent.
