Miami Sunday Night Weather: 74.3 Degrees and Overcast, and Monday's Storms Have Eased to Showers With a Cooler High of 79
The station's live feed closed Sunday at 74.3 degrees under overcast skies, and the week ahead reshaped itself: Monday's thunderstorms became showers at 58 percent with a high of just 79.2, while the weekend warms back to 85 under clear skies.
Miami ended Sunday the way the flood watch said it would — wet, grey and mild — with the station's live Open-Meteo feed reading 74.3 degrees, feeling like 79.3, under an overcast sky (code 3) at the evening check. Sunday's official shape closed at a high of 79.5 and a low of 72.2, with the day's precipitation chance at 59 percent and showers (code 81) in the record.
The change in tonight's file is Monday. Where this afternoon's forecast carried Monday as the week's thunderstorm day, the evening feed has eased it to showers (code 80) at 58 percent — and cut the high to 79.2 degrees, the coolest daytime reading of the week, with a low of 74.8. The flood watch's Monday-evening expiry still frames the day: showers on saturated ground, not a storm outbreak, is now the expected shape.
Tuesday keeps showers (code 80) at 55 percent as the high recovers to 83, and Wednesday holds showers at 40 percent with a high of 83.3. The drying trend then takes over: Thursday and Friday turn to drizzle chances of 20 and 10 percent with highs of 83.9 and 85.1, and Saturday is mainly clear (code 1) at a 7 percent rain chance and a high of 85.7 — a full South Florida reset by the weekend.
