This weekend, Miami residents and visitors can expect afternoon thunderstorms that may impact outdoor plans, especially on Saturday and Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, there’s a 50% chance of storms starting around 4 p.m. Saturday, which could affect travel and outdoor activities across South Florida.
Saturday Afternoon Thunderstorms and Travel Disruptions
The storms are expected to roll into Miami by late afternoon, bringing lightning, heavy downpours, and gusty winds up to 18 mph. With showers moving in before 6 p.m., travel along I-95 and outdoor gatherings could be disrupted. If you’re planning to be outside, it’s best to keep an eye on local radar and avoid open areas during active storms to stay safe.
While the storms will taper off late Saturday night, some lingering activity could continue until after 2 a.m. on Sunday.
Father’s Day Weather: Morning Showers and Storms
Father’s Day in Miami starts with mostly sunny skies, but don’t let your guard down as a new round of showers and storms is expected between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., particularly along the coast. If you had beach plans, you might need to adjust, as the rain could interrupt outdoor activities. Winds will remain steady from the southeast at 11–13 mph.
Sunday Night and the Week Ahead
As Sunday evening rolls in, there’s still a chance of isolated storms, though rainfall is expected to stay minimal, likely under a tenth of an inch. The beginning of the week looks mostly dry on Monday, but afternoon storms are possible again. Showers may continue into Tuesday, with a 50% chance of thunderstorms.
Miami’s Five-Day Forecast:
- Friday, June 13 (Today): High 86°F, mostly cloudy, light storm chance
- Saturday, June 14: High 87°F, 50% chance of storms before 6 p.m.
- Sunday, June 15 (Father’s Day): High 87°F, storm chance 8–11 a.m.
- Monday, June 16: High 87°F, 40% chance of storms after 8 a.m.
- Tuesday, June 17: High 86°F, 50% chance of thunderstorms
Miami’s weather this weekend brings a mix of thunderstorms, heat, and rain. Saturday and Sunday will see storm chances that could impact travel and outdoor activities, especially during the afternoon and morning hours. Be prepared for wet conditions and stay up to date with weather alerts, as the storms may disrupt plans. While the rain won’t be severe, brief street flooding and lightning are possible, so it’s wise to keep an umbrella handy and adjust plans as needed.
