Miami Weekend Weather: Halloween Showers, Then Storms Sunday and Monday
Halloween Saturday brings scattered showers and a high near 82 in Miami - then thunderstorms take over Sunday and Monday, with Sunday's rain chance at 93 percent, before the pattern eases on Election Day.
Miami is heading into a wet weekend. Friday night sat at 76 degrees, feeling like 82, after a Friday high of 83.7 and a low of 73.8, with the day's rain chance at 21 percent, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed.
Halloween Saturday stays warm and turns showery: a high of 82.3 and a low of 73.3, with rain showers in the forecast and a 30 percent chance of precipitation. Trick-or-treat hours look damp rather than dangerous - the kind of evening where a costume that can survive a passing shower is the smart play, and the umbrella earns its place by the door.
Sunday is the weekend's main event. Thunderstorms move in with a high of 80.7, a low of 73.9 and a 93 percent chance of precipitation. Monday keeps the storms - high 80.8, low 78.3, rain chance 85 percent - before Tuesday, Election Day, eases to a 35 percent chance with a high of 82.5. Voters heading out Tuesday should still expect a storm somewhere in the county; the pattern is breaking, not gone.