South Florida Cold Snap: When Will the 50s Temperatures End?
South Florida is experiencing a winter cold snap as temperatures have dropped into the 50s this week. The cool weather is significantly lower than the temperatures observed on Wednesday, falling between 10 to 15 degrees. Meteorologist Shane Hinton from CBS News Miami noted the brisk air, calling it “delicious.” The region can expect afternoon highs reaching the mid-70s without any rain.
Forecast Overview for South Florida
As people enjoy the cooler weather, forecasts indicate some fluctuations in temperatures over the next few days. Here’s the summary:
Weekday Weather Predictions
- Thursday: Mostly sunny with a high of 76°F and a low of 60°F.
- Friday: Sunny conditions are expected with a high of 77°F and a low of 66°F.
Weekend Weather Expectations
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, expecting a high of 80°F with a low of 69°F and a 40% chance of rain.
- Sunday: High of 80°F with a low of 65°F and a 40% chance of rain.
Looking Ahead: Cold Air Returns
As the weekend approaches, rain chances are set to increase. Additionally, forecasters predict another wave of cold air moving into South Florida by the start of the following week, particularly on Monday and Tuesday.
The National Weather Service has also highlighted that there is a high risk of rip currents along Palm Beach County beaches, with moderate risks in both Broward and Miami-Dade counties. This weather change presents a unique opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy the mild winter while being cautious near the water.
In summary, the current cold snap in South Florida is offering a taste of winter, alongside warm weekend temperatures and potential rainfall.
