9:00PM - Showers are showing up on the radar, mainly off shore for now. Heading into the overnight and Monday afternoon, a persistent ocean breeze will push more of the showers inland across South Florida, some rain will be locally heavy. For the latest on the tropics, check out our Hurricane section on www.justweather.com
Meteorologist Michael Smith
11:00AM - Scattered showers offshore are moving onshore this Sunday. Rain chance will stay at 40% through the afternoon and fall back to 30% by the evening hours. Expect a stray shower or two for tonight. Temperatures will stay warm, with highs in the lower 90s and lows in the upper 70s. Expect scattered showers and storms on Monday as well. Keep those umbrellas handy for the next couple of days. Tropical Storm Ernesto is passing south of Jamaica in the Caribbean Sea. It is not a threat for Florida. Tropical Storm Florence is thousands of miles away from South Florida. We will track its journey over the Atlantic Ocean this week. For more details on the tropics or local weather log on to justweather.com.
Meteorologist Betty Davis
7:00AM - Clouds dim the sunshine on Sunday as an east wind blows and the threat for showers moves from 30% to 40%. Keep the rain gear handy. Though it may not be an all day washout, passing showers or an isolated storm are possible. Temperatures should peak near 90 degrees and overnight low temperatures settle in the upper 70s. Monday also features a good chance for rain. Tropical Storm Ernesto is passing south of Jamaica in the Caribbean Sea. It is not a threat for Florida. Tropical Storm Florence is thousands of miles away from South Florida. We will track its journey over the Atlantic Ocean this week. For more details on the tropics or local weather log on to justweather.com.
Meteorologist Betty Davis
12:00AM - Partly cloudy, with an isolated shower possible through the early morning hours. Heading into the afternoon, scattered showers and storms with highs in the lower 90s. For the latest on the tropics, check out our Hurricane Section on www.justweather.com
Meteorologist Michael Smith
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