Miami Rainfall Update: Over a Foot Since September 1st, Drought Improvement, and Flood Risk

Significant Rainfall in Miami

• 🌧️ Miami has received over 12 inches of rain since September 1st, exceeding a foot in just over a week.
• 📈 Fort Lauderdale has seen over seven and a half inches of rainfall for the month so far, significantly above the typical four inches.
• 💧 This excessive rainfall has led to the improvement of extreme drought conditions in some areas.

Today's Weather Outlook

• ⚡ Showers and storms are currently pushing away towards the Bahamas and the Keys, with some lingering showers near Keargo and Cutler Bay.
• ⚠️ Despite the improvement, a flood risk remains in play for today due to potential strong thunderstorms with lightning.
• ☀️ Dry periods are expected in the morning and early afternoon, but thunderstorms are anticipated later in the day.

Weekend Weather Forecast

• 🏈 For Sunday's Dolphins game, the morning kickoff is expected to be dry with plenty of sunshine.
• 🌦️ Rain chances increase in the late afternoon, approximately between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, before drying out again.
• 🌡️ Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 80s, potentially low 90s, with no excessive rainfall or flood risk predicted for the next two days.

Beach and Tide Information

• 🏖️ Air temperatures at the beach will be around 88 degrees, with water temperatures at 86 degrees.
• 🌊 King tide season is ongoing, with high tide expected around 2:15 PM to 2:30 PM in most areas.
• ⏰ It is advised to enjoy outdoor activities earlier in the day before the late afternoon rain arrives.