This week’s weather should be stable, with sunny skies, low wind and temperatures rising from the low 80s to nearly 90 by the weekend.
While Tuesday will see the potential for brief showers, especially along the coast, a high-pressure system will clear things up through the week.
The week will start with daytime highs in the low 80s, nighttime highs in the low 70s and gradually heat up. The weekend could see a chance of rain Sunday.
Later in the week, a low-pressure system should stall to our north, and winds will shift to southwesterly, bringing in hotter temps.
High temperatures on Thursday and Friday will generally rise into the upper 80s to lower 90s across most of South Florida.
Saturday looks dry, but Sunday and Monday could see rain and thunderstorms, depending on how far south a frontal system over the Great Plains travels.
Here’s the five-day forecast for Broward and Palm Beach counties, summarized by AI based on information from the National Weather Service. All text is reviewed and edited by our journalists.
Tuesday: Expect sunny skies across the region. Highs will be around 84 degrees. Expect winds of about 9 mph.
Tuesday night: Overnight lows will drop to around 72 degrees.
Wednesday: Expect mostly sunny skies across the region. Highs will range from 83 degrees in Broward County to 86 degrees in Palm Beach County. Expect southeast winds of about 7 mph.
Wednesday night: Overnight lows will drop to around 71 degrees.
Thursday: Expect sunny skies across the region. Highs will range from 87 degrees in Broward County to 90 degrees in Palm Beach County. Expect winds of about 7 mph.
Thursday night: Overnight lows will drop to around 71 degrees.
Friday: Expect mostly sunny skies across the region. Highs will be around 87 degrees. Expect southeast winds of about 9 mph.
Friday night: Overnight lows will drop to around 73 degrees.
Saturday: Expect sunny skies across the region. Highs will range from 87 degrees in Broward County to 90 degrees in Palm Beach County.
Saturday night: Overnight lows will drop to around 72 degrees.