Currently in Miami — November 27, 2023: Warm and dry

The weather, currently

South Florida is in the warm sector of a low that will move across the northern half of the peninsula far enough away to keep Miami mostly rain-free—although warm and humid—on Monday. Then, during the night the cold front linked to the low will sweep through, bringing cool and dry air to South Florida for Tuesday and Wednesday. Expect temperatures in the mid-80s on Monday that will dip into the mid-60s overnight before a comfortable midweek in the mid to upper 70s. The brisk overnight temperatures will offer a chance for fog inland during the early morning. Minor coastal flooding also continues to be a concern due to the seasonally high tide cycles.

El tiempo, actualmente.

El sur de Florida se encuentra en el sector cálido de una vaguada que se moverá a través de la mitad norte de la península lo suficientemente lejos como para mantener a Miami prácticamente libre de lluvias, aunque cálida y húmeda, el lunes. Luego, durante la noche, el frente frío asociado a la vaguada pasará, trayendo aire fresco y seco al sur de Florida para el martes y miércoles. Espere temperaturas en el rango medio de los 80 el lunes que descenderán al rango medio de los 60 durante la noche antes de una cómoda mitad de semana en los rangos bajo a alto de los 70. Las frescas temperaturas nocturnas crearán la potencial de niebla tierra adentro durante las primeras horas de la mañana. Las inundaciones costeras menores también siguen siendo una preocupación debido a los ciclos estacionales de mareas altas.

—John Morales

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