Miami Sunday Late-Night Weather: 76.1 Degrees and Overcast, a Monday Low of 68.6 — and Friday Is Now the Week's Warmest Day at 86.7
The late feed kept Sunday's overcast in place at 76.1 degrees, cut Monday's low to 68.6 — the coolest night of the week — eased Monday's rain chance to 50 percent, and pushed Friday's high to 86.7, the warmest reading ahead.
Miami closed Sunday under the same grey ceiling it wore all day, with the station's live Open-Meteo feed reading 76.1 degrees, feeling like 81, under an overcast sky (code 3) at the late-evening check. Sunday's final shape: a high of 79.5, a low of 72.2, and a 59 percent precipitation day with showers (code 81) — the wet Sunday the flood watch promised, without a warning ever being needed.
Monday is where tonight's file changes the week. The rain chance eased to 50 percent with heavier showers possible (code 82) and a high of 79.2, but the low dropped to 68.6 degrees — the coolest night of the week by a wide margin, a genuine taste of the season's turn behind the rain. The flood watch this desk has tracked since Sunday morning runs through Monday evening, and Monday's showers still fall on saturated ground, so the watch's caution about low-lying streets stands even as the odds come down.
The rest of the week dries and warms in steps. Tuesday holds showers (code 80) at 55 percent with a high of 83.1, Wednesday eases to a 40 percent chance and 82.3, and Thursday drops to 20 percent at 83.4. Then the warm end arrives: Friday climbs to 86.7 degrees — now the warmest day of the week — on just a 10 percent rain chance, and Saturday turns overcast (code 3) and cooler again at 80.2 with a 7 percent chance. For a county voting on Tuesday, the practical line is simple: showers possible at the polls, and a jacket's worth of cool air on Monday night before them.
