South Florida Could See Coldest Temps Since 2023 this Saturday
Chilly Weather Continues to Grip South Florida
The cold temperatures aren’t letting up yet in South Florida, and the lowest numbers might still be to come this weekend. A steady decline is in the forecast after Thursday as a north wind blows and skies clear. Temperatures will struggle to hit the mid-60s, and then it’s going down from there.
Friday and Saturday Forecast
While temperatures in the 40s are possible Friday morning (with highs in the low- to mid-60 degrees), we will certainly see them come Saturday. In fact, we could see the coolest weather in South Florida since January of 2023 on Saturday morning.
Saturday Temperatures May Be Coldest in Two Years
In Miami, the forecast low is 47 degrees, which would be the coldest since it was 44 degrees on Jan. 16, 2023. In Fort Lauderdale, the forecast low is 46 degrees. We hit that number on Jan. 9, but if it drops just one degree more, it’ll be the coldest since 2023. And in Key West, the Saturday forecast low is 54 degrees. It was 53 degrees on Jan. 16, 2023.
Future Forecast
By next week, “it’s like it never even happened,” NBC6 Meteorologist Adam Berg says. Temperatures will rebound with 80s possible next week. And yes, sunshine will make a monster return.
Frequently Asked Questions
* Q: Will it stay cold for a while?
A: It’s expected to warm up by next week.
* Q: What’s the forecast looking like for the weekend?
A: Temperatures are expected to drop to the 40s and 50s on Friday and Saturday, with the possibility of being the coldest since 2023.
* Q: When will it warm up?
A: Temperatures are expected to rebound to the 80s by next week.
Conclusion
South Florida is in for a cold blast this weekend, with Saturday potentially being the coldest in two years. While it may be chilly, don’t put the firewood away just yet! By next week, the warm and sunny weather will be back.
