Introduction to Heat Advisory
Get ready South Florida, because you’re in store for a hot and humid Monday with a few passing showers in the forecast.
In fact, feel-like conditions will climb into the triple digits, triggering a heat advisory until 7 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
How Hot Will It Be
Temperature Expectations
Temperatures will reach in the low-90 degrees, but it could feel like 105 to 110 degrees at times in the afternoon.
Tips for Dealing with the Heat
The Red Cross and the National Weather Service (NWS) have a series of recommendations for facing days with high temperatures and avoiding health problems.
- The general basic recommendation is to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and protect yourself from the sun if you’re going to be engaging in outdoor activities.
- One of the first warnings is related to vehicles, as the heat inside a car can be deadly. "Never leave children or pets in your vehicle. The interior temperature of the vehicle can quickly reach 120 degrees," says the Red Cross.
- It is also recommended to avoid excessive consumption of caffeinated or alcoholic beverages.
- If you don’t have air conditioning, seek relief from the heat during the hottest hours of the day in places like libraries, theaters, and shopping malls.
- It is also advisable to avoid extreme temperature changes. Avoid exercising outdoors during the hottest hours of the day.
- Take frequent breaks if you work outdoors and check frequently to ensure that pets are not suffering from the heat. Make sure they have plenty of fresh water and shade.
Rainfall Possibilities
Chance of Rain
There is a 40% chance for a few passing thunderstorms. Since there is a lot of humidity to work with, we’ll be looking at heavy downpours.
Outlook for the Rest of the Week
The next few days stay unsettled with daily downpours expected. Highs are still expected to stay right around seasonable and in the low 90s.
Tracking the Tropics
Tropical Storm Dexter is no threat to the U.S. and is moving northeast, away from land. It’s forecast to remain a tropical storm for the next few days before it runs into some shear and falls apart.
There are two other areas that are being monitored in the extended forecast.
As of now, there are no threats to South Florida, but we will keep our eyes on how things develop.
Conclusion
In conclusion, South Florida is expected to experience a hot and humid Monday with a heat advisory in effect until 7 p.m. There is a chance of passing thunderstorms, and the rest of the week is expected to be unsettled with daily downpours. It’s essential to stay hydrated, take precautions, and monitor the weather forecast for any updates.
FAQs
- Q: What is the expected temperature in Miami and South Florida on Monday?
A: Temperatures will reach the low-90 degrees, but it could feel like 105 to 110 degrees at times in the afternoon. - Q: Are there any tips for dealing with the heat?
A: Yes, the Red Cross and the National Weather Service recommend staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, protecting yourself from the sun, and avoiding excessive consumption of caffeinated or alcoholic beverages. - Q: Is there a chance of rain on Monday?
A: Yes, there is a 40% chance for a few passing thunderstorms. - Q: What is the outlook for the rest of the week?
A: The next few days stay unsettled with daily downpours expected, and highs are still expected to stay right around seasonable and in the low 90s. - Q: Are there any tropical storms that could affect South Florida?
A: As of now, there are no threats to South Florida, but Tropical Storm Dexter is being monitored, and there are two other areas being watched in the extended forecast.
