Heavy rain impacting Key Biscayne and set to move inland shortly. Brickell, Downtown Miami, Coral Gables & Coconut Grove will see some of this rain as well.

One big downpour in Broward County West of I-95 around Pembroke Pines. It's moving west at 10 mph

@NWSMiami suggests there is the possibility of extreme cold risk by Friday morning as a strong cold front arrives. Areas in orange, across the western suburbs thru SW Florida, could see temps in the low 40s to upper 30s. This is ever changing, and we'll keep you updated.

An Arctic Air Mass is forecast to arrive Thursday. It should drop our lows into the mid 40s with even colder temps in the western suburbs for Friday morning.

An Arctic Air Mass is forecast to arrive Thursday. It should drop our lows into the mid 40s with even colder temps in the western suburbs for Friday morning.

A very strong front is forecast to arrive Thursday evening, that should tumble our lows into the mid 40s by Friday morning. Readings across the western suburbs should be even colder. Stay with WSVN 7 & ABCMiami for the latest udpates.

Its been soggy in spots this Tuesday. Here are some of the rainfall totals since Midnight.

Scattered showers continue to impact Coastal Miami-Dade County. The pockets of rain are moving west around 10 mph.

Scattered showers persist across Coastal Miami-Dade. They will stick around overnight.

Much need showers this Monday. These are the 24 hour rain totals. Most of the activity was across Miami-Dade County.

As of 6:15 pm, these are all the showers impacting Coastal Miami-Dade County. All are moving WSW at 10 - mph. More rain is offshore and if it does not weaken, it should move onshore throughout the rest of the evening,

Today's rain was the most in Miami since November 30th!

With every new model run, forecasts suggest colder temps by Friday morning. As of this hour, they suggest wake up temps in the upper 40s for Friday.

Looking ahead: 🔴A weak front stalls across South Florida. It will linger thru Wednesday keeping the possibility of a few showers w mild temps. 🔵By Thursday, a much stronger front arrives that promises to bring us very cold temps.

One big area of light drizzle moving across the Beaches, over North Bay Village and into I-95. The activity is moving West. More of these, on and off showers will be possible thru the overnight hours.

Typical rain chances are low for this time of year. 🔵A front should bring us a few showers by the second half of the weekend. 🔵The related moisture will get trapped and provide us with a better chance for rain by the middle of next week.

A front arrives Sunday that may bring with it a better chance for some rain next week. Trapped moisture gives us the best probability by Wednesday.

South Florida could use some rain. So far throughout much of this dry season, all three main airport sites are running deficits. A little better chance for some showers next week.

Aside from a stray coastal sprinkle... conditions should remain mostly dry Friday. 🔴By the weekend, a front arrives Sunday that could bring us a few showers and return our temps to normal levels. 🔴Lingering moisture may cause stray showers thru Tuesday.

Streaming showers moving to the NW across the Lower Florida Keys. May last another hour.

If you were in south Florida in January, 16-years ago, you would remember a historic Cold Wave! It began Jan. 2nd and it lasted into the middle of the month! These were the official lows, in Miami

Typical rain chances for the start of January, deep in the dry season, range between 10% & 20%. We'll be mostly there thru next Tuesday. By the middle of next week, a little extra moisture could lead to a higher chance for showers.

A cold front is forecast to move across South Florida by Sunday. It will weaken by then and lower our temps back to typical values. The map shows the forecast highs to start next week.

The ingredients will be present once again Thursday morning for some fog to develop. We'll have the latest on WSVN 7 & ABCMiami all evening.

What a difference a week makes. Last week our high was 64°, today it reached the low 80s.

A very strong tremor shook the Philippines, East of Davao, just offshore. NO Tsunami threat is present. A second equally strong aftershock has also been detected.

A front is set to move into South Florida by Sunday. Could bring us a few showers. The cooling will be minimal. It will be warmer before the front, after the passage, temps return to near normal levels. Stay with WSVN & ABCMiami for latest updates.

There's a good possibility of overnight fog developing into Wednesday morning, mostly across SW Florida. Some of it could creep into the western suburbs of SE Florida by early morning. The latest on WSVN 7 & ABCMiami

🔴The northeast is set to get some snow Tuesday night 🔴Two storms are developing out west w Rain & Snow Wednesday 🔵The Southeast will remain quiet under high pressure with mostly clear skies and little if any rain chances thru Thursday

Forecast lows and highs over the next 7 days will be running above average. The sole exception will be next Monday when the high may only reach the mid 70s.

Conditions will be present for fog to develop over inland portion of Mainland South Florida into Tuesday morning. It may spread into some of the western suburbs. We'll keep you updated on WSVN 7 & ABCMiani

A very bright Supermoon this evening. It’ll peak around 5 am Saturday morning.

We warm up Sunday with highs near 80° across South Florida. Then a weak front nears that could bring us a few much needed showers. Behind the front... only typical temps for the season.

We could use some rain across South Florida. Dry conditions have developed across the Florida Keys, Deep Southern Miami-Dade, as well as coastal areas thru Broward County - (Yellow). Moderate drought has taken hold of areas roughly west of I-95 thru SW FL. - (Orange).

Oh my! Gorgeous sunset as seen from our roof cam. Clouds should move out allowing for a nice clear sky to see the Supermoon.

The 1st full moon of the year also happens to be a supermoon. It will appear just a bit larger & brighter due to its closer orbit to earth. It's also known as the "Wolf Moon". In earlier times, folks said wolves would howl at it in colder, snowier months, thus getting its name.

🔵The weekend will see forecast lows below what is average. Next week, they will warm up until reaching 69° on Friday. 🔴The highs will stay below typical on Saturday, but then running above normal for much of the upcoming week. Complete updates on WSVN 7 & ABCMiami.

Here are the weather headlines for Friday January 2nd. Tonight, slightly less colder temps. Saturday will be mild. Warmer by Sunday with a slight chance for showers.

The Keys are very cool as of the 9 pm hour. Temps are hovering between the 60s & 50s. The readings will continue to drop overnight.

As of 9 pm Thursday, temps across Miami-Dade have already dropped into the 50's just about everywhere, with the exception of Redland, who is shivering in the 40s!

Setting up to be a chilly night across South Florida. Models suggest it should not be as cold as last night. As of the 9 pm hour, Broward temps are in the 50s with the lowest readings across Plantation & Davie.

Temps will remain in the 50s for lows thru Saturday. A front arrives Sunday w a few showers but no impact on our temperatures.

One more cold night, just not as chilly as last night. High pressure in the Gulf will still bring us a mild afternoon. Warmer in the days ahead.

2026 began chilly w lows in the 30s and 40s across the Mainland.

Happy New Year from all of us at 7Weather. May 2026 bring you joy, health, & happiness.

9 pm Current Temperatures across South Florida. Widespread 50s with some 40s over parts of Miami-Dade... and continuing to fall. Big chill across the Keys as well. Very cold night to ring in the new year. Have a safe & happy start to 2026.🍸

Indeed!

The temperature trend for Miami thru midnight shows a steady drop in degrees. We ring in the new year with 49° and getting colder thru tomorrow morning.

A frost advisory is in place for the counties in blue. Patchy frost is possible over inland/rural areas of Broward & Miami-Dade.

40s and 50s are forecast for the Keys for morning lows on January 1st 2026.