Miami Sunday Evening Weather: 74.6 Degrees and Partly Cloudy After the Drizzle — and Tuesday's Showers Are Back On
Miami's drizzle broke late Sunday afternoon, leaving 74.6 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Monday stays the week's wettest day at 62 percent, and Election Day has swung back from drizzle to rain showers at 55 percent.
The Flood Watch afternoon ended on a clearing note in Miami. By late afternoon the temperature stood at 74.6 degrees, feeling like 76.6, under weather code 2 - partly cloudy - according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed, a clear step away from the light drizzle and 77 degrees the feed carried early in the afternoon. Sunday's overall code is now 81, rain showers, with a high of 79.5, a low of 72.2 and a precipitation chance of 59 percent for the day as a whole.
Monday remains the wettest day of the week: code 82 rain showers, a high of 77.2, a low of 70.5 and a 62 percent precipitation chance, closing out the Flood Watch window. Tuesday has changed again. Election Day, which the early-afternoon feed had softened to drizzle at 50 percent, now reads code 80 - rain showers - with a high of 83, a low of 75.6 and the chance back up to 55 percent. Voters heading to their assigned precincts on Tuesday should plan for showers rather than a dry day, on the current feed.
The rest of the week keeps the drying trend underneath the Tuesday bump: Wednesday is showery at code 80 with a 40 percent chance and a high of 83.3, Thursday and Friday both settle to code 51 drizzle with chances of 20 and then 10 percent and highs of 83.9 and 85.1, and Saturday is nearly clear at code 1 with a high of 85.7. For the rest of Sunday evening, the practical read is partly cloudy and mild for the trip home from Hard Rock Stadium and the last early voting returns - with Monday, not tonight, carrying the rain.
