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An isolated shower or thunderstorm may develop across portions of South Florida on Wednesday evening, though widespread precipitation is not anticipated. Miami-Dade and Broward counties are expected to see partly cloudy skies overnight with light winds and calm conditions throughout the late-night hours. Low temperatures are predicted to settle near 80°F as conditions remain warm.
Thursday’s forecast calls for the persistent pattern of heat and moisture to continue across the region with abundant sunshine and scattered clouds dominating the sky. High temperatures are projected to climb into the low 90s, though the combination of heat and humidity will push the heat index above 100°F. Isolated to scattered afternoon storms may develop, particularly in inland areas where atmospheric instability will be greatest.
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