rip current risk

Temperatures reached 92 degrees in Miami and are set to remain warm through Saturday night, with lows falling into the lower 80s by Sunday morning. While rain may linger or showers could move onshore initially, dry air is expected on Sunday afternoon, leading to highs in the lower 90s and heat indices possibly reaching triple digits. Due to elevated rip current risk, the public is advised to avoid getting in the water unless supervised by a lifeguard.

South Florida expects warm temperatures, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, and dangerous beach conditions with a high rip current risk through Saturday morning. Heat index values are expected to climb into the 100 to 109 range, requiring hydration and limiting strenuous outdoor activity. Visitors heading to the beach are advised to swim near a staffed lifeguard if red flags are flying.

Drier air is limiting rainfall this weekend with near-normal temperatures and elevated rip current risks. A wetter pattern with widespread showers and storms is expected to return by midweek due to deep tropical moisture.

South Florida will experience cloudy weekends with showers and storms, higher thunderstorm chances on Sunday afternoon, and upper-80s temperatures. Next week begins with heavy rain Monday through Wednesday due to pooled moisture, followed by drier conditions later in the week. Beachgoers face a low rip current risk this weekend.