Miami, Florida is bracing for some thunderstorms starting this Friday afternoon. The weather forecast predicts a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m., with mostly sunny skies earlier in the day.
Temperatures will reach a high of around 88°F, and east winds of about 10 mph will push storm systems inland by late afternoon. Drivers, especially along I-95 and U.S. Route 1, should stay alert for brief downpours and gusty winds that may impact visibility.
Weekend Forecast: Stormy Conditions Ahead
As we head into the weekend, storm chances will increase. Saturday has a 40% chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, and Sunday ramps up even more with a 60% chance of storms, particularly between 2 and 5 p.m.
Both days will stay warm with temperatures hovering around 88°F, accompanied by the usual tropical humidity. These conditions mean outdoor plans may be interrupted, so it’s a good idea to secure any outdoor items and monitor the weather for any updates.
A Stormy Start to the Week: Prepare for Monday’s Thunderstorms
The wet weather will continue into Monday, with another round of thunderstorms expected after 2 p.m. The ongoing storms may cause delays and disruptions, affecting both commutes and outdoor events. Miami residents and visitors should remain weather-aware, especially if they’re planning beach trips over the weekend. It’s essential to have indoor backup plans in case the storms hit.
Five-Day Miami Forecast (June 19–23)
Thursday (June 19): Mostly sunny, 88°F; slight chance of afternoon storms (20%)
Friday (June 20): Sunny early, 88°F; slight storm chance after 2 p.m. (20%)
Saturday (June 21): Partly sunny, 89°F; chance of afternoon storms (40%)
Sunday (June 22): 88°F; showers likely after 2 p.m. (60%)
Monday (June 23): 88°F; 50% chance of afternoon thunderstorms
With thunderstorms in the forecast for the weekend, it’s important for Miami residents and visitors to stay prepared. Whether you’re out on the roads or planning to enjoy some outdoor activities, ensure you have a backup plan in case of rain. Remember to stay weather-aware, especially between 2 and 5 p.m. when storms are most likely. Make sure to monitor the latest updates and keep safety in mind.
