Cold Fronts to Bring Cooler Temperatures to South Florida
Upcoming Weather Pattern
In the wake of Wednesday’s heavy rainfall, a series of cold fronts will breeze through South Florida in the days ahead, drawing in cooler temperatures just in time for the first day of Winter.
Cooler Temperatures Expected
While not the coldest air of the season, nor the year, a run of cooler-than-average days will hold firm through the weekend. Friday will still be a seasonably warm day with highs of 80 degrees, but lacking the recent elevated humidity.
Temperature Forecast
- Thursday: The first cold front will wring out the moisture and drop our humidity for the end of the week.
- Friday: With drier air and northerly winds, Saturday morning’s temperatures will slip back into the mid-50s, rebounding to the lower 70s in the afternoon.
- Sunday: The passage of another front will re-enforce the cool pattern, sending lows into the 50s again for Sunday morning. With sunny skies, Sunday afternoon’s highs will reach into the lower to mid-70s.
Holiday Outlook
Thereafter, daily highs expected to stay in the mid-70s through Christmas as rain chances slowly increase for the holiday.
Conclusion
A series of cold fronts will bring cooler temperatures to South Florida, lasting through the weekend and into the first week of Winter. While not the coldest air of the season, the cooler temperatures will be a welcome respite from the recent warmth.
FAQs
Q: How cool will it get?
A: Temperatures are expected to dip into the 50s and 60s, with highs in the mid-70s.
Q: Will it be sunny?
A: Yes, Sunday is expected to be sunny, with highs reaching into the lower to mid-70s.
Q: Will it be warm enough for Christmas?
A: Yes, daily highs are expected to stay in the mid-70s, although rain chances will increase.
