After dodging major impacts from Tropical Storm Elsa earlier in the week, South Florida will see a return to what the area normally sees in the summer months: higher temperatures and afternoon rain.
With Elsa now well north of South Florida, the area will see a more typical summertime pattern. Expect scattered showers and storms to develop later in the morning through the early afternoon.
Highs will be spot on average, topping out around 90.
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Look for similar conditions right through the weekend with a subtle afternoon beach breeze and rain chances about 30-40%. Highs stay locked in around 90-91 degrees.
Rain chances may step up next week as deeper moisture moves back in. Highs could struggle to get out of the 80s.
