We are on a temperature-rollercoaster here in South Florida.
Wednesday brought widespread mid-80 degrees to the area with high humidity mixed in as well. It's not quite record heat, but is well above our typical highs in the upper-70s to near 80 degrees.
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WATCH HEREBut on Thursday, well, it was feeling a little different. Gone were the 80s as a front blasted through Wednesday night. North winds brought morning 60s to the area, and afternoon highs did not escape the 70s—making it easily 10 degrees cooler than Wednesday.
The north breeze continued Thursday night, and we stepped the numbers down even further.
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Friday morning was on track for the coolest morning since late January as many locations in Broward and Miami-Dade counties bottomed out near 50 degrees. We may even see some 40s before the dust settles.
But alas, this cooldown won’t stick around long, as our next warming trend rolls in: we go from the coolest numbers in over a month to possible record heat buy the end of the weekend.
Highs are forecast to hit the upper-80s in both Miami and Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, with low-80s for Key West.
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But wait, there’s more!
Yet another cold front works in early next week, dropping highs back to the 70s.
Remember folks to enjoy these cold fronts, as summer is right around the corner.
