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Weekend weather – City of Miami Department of Fire Rescue Support Services Division
This weekend
See City of Miami Department of Fire Rescue Support Services Division weather this weekend.
Clear, afternoon showers.
Morning temperature of 27 °C, afternoon 32°, evening 29° and night 27°.
Clear, afternoon showers.
Morning temperature of 81 degrees, afternoon 90°, evening 84° and night 81°.
Clear, afternoon mostly clear.
Morning temperature of 27 °C, afternoon 33°, evening 29° and night 27°.
Clear, afternoon mostly clear.
Morning temperature of 81 degrees, afternoon 91°, evening 84° and night 81°.
Partly cloudy, morning and night clear.
Morning temperature of 26 °C, afternoon 32°, evening 29° and night 27°.
Partly cloudy, morning and night clear.
Morning temperature of 79 degrees, afternoon 90°, evening 84° and night 81°.
Next weekend
See City of Miami Department of Fire Rescue Support Services Division weather next weekend.
Light rain, evening and night overcast.
Morning temperature of 28 °C, afternoon 31°, evening 29° and night 28°.
Light rain, evening and night overcast.
Morning temperature of 82 degrees, afternoon 88°, evening 84° and night 82°.
Showers.
Morning temperature of 28 °C, afternoon 31°, evening 29° and night 28°.
Showers.
Morning temperature of 82 degrees, afternoon 88°, evening 84° and night 82°.
Showers.
Morning temperature of 28 °C, afternoon 31°, evening 29° and night 28°.
Showers.
Morning temperature of 82 degrees, afternoon 88°, evening 84° and night 82°.
Nearest Observations
Miami, Opa Locka Airport
Dewpoint 21° 70°
Rel. hum. 62 %
Feels like +32° 90°
Pressure 1016 hPa 30 inHg 761.9 mmHg
Visibility 16000 m 10 mi
43 minutes ago
Miami, Miami International Airport
Dewpoint 21° 70°
Rel. hum. 62 %
Feels like +31° 88°
Pressure 1016 hPa 30 inHg 761.7 mmHg
Visibility 16000 m 10 mi
43 minutes ago
Hollywood, North Perry Airport
Dewpoint 21° 70°
Rel. hum. 66 %
Feels like +32° 90°
Pressure 1016 hPa 30 inHg 762.1 mmHg
Visibility 16000 m 10 mi
30 minutes ago
Nearest observations show current weather observations from your nearest weather stations.