Miami Weather Forecast Takes a Dramatic Turn Ahead of Thanksgiving Holiday Week
A beautiful weekend is coming to an end, with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures in store before a significant weather change sets in this Thanksgiving holiday week.
If you're traveling this weekend, be aware that some weather-related slowdowns are possible across the Southern Plains, Southwest, and Pacific Northwest due to dry conditions that have lasted for over 20 days in Miami and even longer in Key West.
A cold front is expected to drive the changes in the weather, with a first cold front getting close to South Florida on Monday but not reaching it. Instead, it will make landfall further south, bringing scattered showers on both Monday and Wednesday as it moves through the region. The second front currently over the Southwest US will bring rain to the area starting around Thanksgiving Day.
High temperatures are expected to remain in the 80s throughout the week, with lows warming up to around 70°F. However, things take a turn for the worse behind the cold front, as windy conditions start on Friday making it poor beach and boating conditions. Cloudy skies will also move into the area next weekend, with an isolated rain chance on Friday before scattered showers possibly develop on Saturday.
While the rain may be short-lived, planning ahead is key to enjoying your holiday festivities without being caught off guard by unexpected weather changes. Be sure to check back for updates on the forecast leading up to Thanksgiving Day.
A beautiful weekend is coming to an end, with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures in store before a significant weather change sets in this Thanksgiving holiday week.
If you're traveling this weekend, be aware that some weather-related slowdowns are possible across the Southern Plains, Southwest, and Pacific Northwest due to dry conditions that have lasted for over 20 days in Miami and even longer in Key West.
A cold front is expected to drive the changes in the weather, with a first cold front getting close to South Florida on Monday but not reaching it. Instead, it will make landfall further south, bringing scattered showers on both Monday and Wednesday as it moves through the region. The second front currently over the Southwest US will bring rain to the area starting around Thanksgiving Day.
High temperatures are expected to remain in the 80s throughout the week, with lows warming up to around 70°F. However, things take a turn for the worse behind the cold front, as windy conditions start on Friday making it poor beach and boating conditions. Cloudy skies will also move into the area next weekend, with an isolated rain chance on Friday before scattered showers possibly develop on Saturday.
While the rain may be short-lived, planning ahead is key to enjoying your holiday festivities without being caught off guard by unexpected weather changes. Be sure to check back for updates on the forecast leading up to Thanksgiving Day.
... I mean, I get it, weather can change like that, but who's excited for cloudy skies and potential rain on a holiday? 
Still hoping the sun comes out for those Thanksgiving festivities! 
I’m planning to head down there for Thanksgiving, so hoping it doesn’t get too crazy weather-wise. But on the other hand, maybe the rain will even out the crowds and make it feel more chill 
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this weather change is gonna mess with our plans for thxgiving lol i was hopin to hit the beach this weekend but now its lookin like scattered showers on monday and wednesday 
think we need to start plannin ahead and check the forecast every day or so... dont wanna be stuck indoors with nothin to do 
They're expecting scattered showers on Monday and Wednesday? Like, what's the big deal? It's not like it's gonna be a hurricane or something. And don't even get me started on the beach conditions, windy Friday? Boo hoo, can't enjoy the beach anymore? Get over it, grab an umbrella and chill.
. And what's up with these crazy dry spells in Miami? It's been over 20 days, dude! I'm pretty sure that's like, a record or something 
. Can't wait to see what this Thanksgiving week brings tho... maybe it'll be a low-key holiday and we can just chill at home instead of braving the rain 
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. Anyway, stay tuned for those updates on the forecast, 'cause I wanna make sure my plans don't get ruined!
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. And can we talk about how weird is that dry spell in Miami? Like, 20 days of no rain? That's wild 
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️ just got my weather alert and it looks like Miami is in for a total mood swing this Thanksgiving 
... planning ahead is key, right? 
should probably check the forecast every other day or so to avoid any last min weather changes 
. btw, who else is traveling this wkend? 
anyway, just thought i'd share some stats to keep in mind when planning your thanksgiving festivities 
guess I should start looking into indoor activities now or something? 
how do they know exactly when the rain will come though? is it always this unpredictable in miami during thanksgiving? 
, you know? like, I was all set for some beach vibes this weekend and now I gotta plan for rain... guess what that means? longer lines at the airport 
️ and maybe even some cancelled flights 
. And don't even get me started on the wind, ugh 
. just hope it's not too bad... but then again, who knows, right? we'll just have to wait and see how this whole thing plays out 
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windy conditions and rain? no thanks! can't we just have nice weather for once? 
windy conditions on Friday are gonna make boating and hanging out at the beach super sketchy 
anyone got plans for Thanksgiving already? shoulda checked that forecast like 2 weeks ago 
. guess you gotta be prepared for anything in south florida, right? 