It’s another dry day and a clear and cool start to the day!
Temperatures soon warmed up by the late 70s and 80s, and this afternoon was comfortable, with onshore wind and sunshine.
Boat conditions improve throughout the day as wave height decreases and wind speeds are reduced. Today, local beaches still have moderate risks of RIP flow.
High pressure will gently clear the weather patterns until the end of the week.
As high movements go beyond the Atlantic oceans, southerly wind currents develop behind, helping to raise temperatures over the weekend.
The Hies will climb in the mid-80s by Saturday and Sunday. It’s refreshing ahead of the next cold front on Monday.
The front will cross the state on Monday, bringing South Florida the next chance after showers and some isolated storms before it greets dry air mid-necked week.
