After a warm Wednesday with highs near 85 degrees, Friday morning is forecasted to bring temperatures around 58 degrees in Miami. By Saturday morning, residents could wake up to lows of 55 degrees, with areas like Hialeah and Kendall potentially seeing temperatures in the lower 50s, according to Local 10 meteorologist Peta Sheerwood.
"This front is moving across the country, delivering cooler air to the Midwest and now making its way to us," Sherwood said. "We'll feel that chill in the mornings, with lows in the 50s and 60s across South Florida."
The cooler weather is expected to be accompanied by rain, with showers moving in as the front approaches.
The brisk mornings are forecasted to last through Sunday before temperatures gradually warm up again.
In addition to the local weather, the tropics are quiet. Local 10 meteorologist Julie Durda also said this may be the last week of any tropical cyclone concerns, adding to the optimism for what she believes will be a gorgeous week ahead.
