Thunderstorms to Rattle Miami After Scorching Start to the Week

Joe Hofmann
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Thunderstorms to Rattle Miami After Scorching Start to the Week

Miami, FL — The Magic City is bracing for a classic mid-summer swing, with sizzling heat at the start of the week followed by a wave of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.

Hot and sticky days ahead

Today (Monday): Expect daytime highs near 90 °F (32 °C) with overnight lows around 80 °F (27 °C). Skies will be partly sunny, offering brief relief from the humidity.

Tuesday & Wednesday: Another hot couple of days with highs from 88 °F to 91 °F (31–33 °C) and muggy lows in the low 80s. The atmosphere will remain a mix of sun and clouds, primed for afternoon storms.

Storm alert midweek through Thursday

Tuesday afternoon: Be on alert—an afternoon thunderstorm is expected, with a strong chance of showers disrupting outdoor plans.

Wednesday & Thursday: Rain chances remain high. Wednesday brings intermittent thunderstorms amid sun and cloud, while Thursday is forecasted to deliver a heavy thunderstorm, increasing the risk of urban flooding and poor drainage issues.

Calmer end to the week and weekend warm-up

Friday to Sunday: The weather improves, with mostly sunny skies and highs stabilizing between 90 °F and 92 °F (32–33 °C). Lows will ease slightly, dipping into the high 70s by Sunday. The humidity levels remain elevated, but the threat of storms diminishes.

What to Know & How to Prepare

  • Stay hydrated & cool: With RealFeel temperatures up to 105 °F, it’s essential to stay in shaded or air-conditioned areas and drink plenty of water.
  • Watch the sky: Afternoon thunderstorm chances peak on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday—carry an umbrella if you’re heading outdoors.
  • Flood awareness: Heavy rain, especially Thursday, could overwhelm drains. Drivers should exercise caution in flash-prone zones.
  • High UV risk: The UV Index is expected to reach “Very High” to “Extreme” midweek, so sunscreen, hats, and eye protection are advised for outdoor activities.

Expect a hot and humid start to the week, followed by refreshing yet intense thunderstorms midweek, and a dry, warm weekend ahead. Stay informed and plan accordingly—summer in Miami means sunshine, sudden storms, and high humidity.

Joe Hofmann

Joe Hofmann

Joe Hofmann is a dedicated news reporter at Morris Sussex Sports. He exclusively covers sports and weather news and has a vast experience of 6 years as a news reporter. In free time, he can be found at local libraries.

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