Expect Pleasant Dry Weather for the Week Ahead
Introduction to the Week’s Weather
A dry air mass that descended on South Florida over the weekend should keep the region dry for the bulk of the week, according to the National Weather Service.
Over the past weekend, a nor’easter off the mid-Atlantic shot a cold front our way followed by dry cooler air, said National Weather Service meteorologist Ana Porres-Vazquez. “It looks like more or less similar conditions will prevail,” she said of the coming week and weekend.
Detailed Weather Forecast
The weather service called for “near zero” rain chances through Wednesday, outside of a stray shower or two.
Forecasters are calling for clear skies through Wednesday night, with a few clouds creeping in on Thursday, with a slight chance of isolated showers.
“We might be looking at one or two additional dry fronts dropping through the area,” Porres-Vazquez.
She said there might be a 20% to 30% chance of rain at most later in the week.
Temperature and Wind Expectations
It’ll be windy this week as well, starting Tuesday night, with northeast winds of 8 mph to 11 mph, and gusts of up to 23 mph.
The dry air should bring pleasant temperatures. Early mornings through the week should see lows in the low 70s along the coast, with inland areas dipping into the high 60s.
LaBelle, west of Lake Okeechobee, could see temperatures as low as 63 degrees Wednesday morning.
Daytime highs should stay in the low to mid 80s.
Weekend Outlook
Outlooks for the weekend pivot on a front that should form over the Straits of Florida. If it moves south, dry air from the north should stay dominant.
But for the most part it should continue to be pleasant weather, she said.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the week ahead is expected to be dry and pleasant, with minimal chances of rain and comfortable temperatures. The dry air mass that has moved into the region is expected to stay for the bulk of the week, bringing clear skies and gentle winds. While there is a slight chance of isolated showers later in the week, the overall outlook is positive for those looking to enjoy the outdoors.
FAQs
What are the chances of rain for the week ahead?
The weather service has called for “near zero” rain chances through Wednesday, with a slight chance of isolated showers later in the week.
What can we expect the temperatures to be like?
Early mornings should see lows in the low 70s along the coast, with inland areas dipping into the high 60s, while daytime highs should stay in the low to mid 80s.
Will it be windy?
Yes, it’ll be windy this week as well, starting Tuesday night, with northeast winds of 8 mph to 11 mph, and gusts of up to 23 mph.
What is the outlook for the weekend?
The outlook for the weekend pivot on a front that should form over the Straits of Florida. If it moves south, dry air from the north should stay dominant, bringing pleasant weather.
Originally Published: October 13, 2025 at 5:01 PM EDT
