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Miami Braces for Warm, Wet Wednesday

Expect a 71% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms, with a cooler, drier Saturday to follow.

Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Forecasts

Miami Braces for Warm, Wet Wednesday

Miami residents heading into Veterans Day week should pack for a warm, wet Wednesday, with a forecast high of 30°C and a 71% chance of rain. Humidity sits around 77%, and thunderstorms are possible later in the day.

Why it matters

A humid, showery stretch in mid-November can disrupt outdoor plans, commutes and evening errands, and it signals that the wet-season pattern has not fully released the county yet. Residents planning outdoor events or travel this week will want to watch conditions closely.

Wednesday's forecast calls for a 30°C high and 22°C low with a 71% chance of rain and humidity around 77%, with winds reaching up to 24.14 kph. By Friday the high drops to 22°C and the air turns noticeably less humid, though exact rainfall totals and storm timing have not been specified.

The details

Wednesday, November 11 brings a mix of clouds and sun with a high of 30°C and a 71% chance of rain. Thunderstorms are possible later in the day, and winds can gust to around 24 kph. Thursday, November 12 is forecast to be mostly cloudy and humid with a high of 28°C, and Friday, November 13 turns cloudy with showers and a thunderstorm and a high of 25°C.

Timeline

  1. Wednesday, November 11: warm, humid and a 71% chance of rain, with thunderstorms possible later in the day

  2. Thursday, November 12: mostly cloudy and humid, high near 28°C

  3. Friday, November 13: cloudy with showers and a thunderstorm, high near 25°C

  4. Saturday, November 14: pleasant, less humid and sunny, high near 22°C

  5. Wednesday, November 18: partly sunny with thunderstorms, especially late, high near 27°C

Beyond the 305

Mid-November storms are a reminder that South Florida's wet season does not end on a fixed calendar date, so the early-week showers and humidity fit a pattern residents know well. The shift to a cooler, drier Saturday shows how quickly the weather can turn once a front moves through.

If you have outdoor plans Wednesday or Thursday, build in time for a possible afternoon or evening thunderstorm and bring rain gear. Expect the air to feel heavy through midweek before the cooler, drier air arrives by Saturday.

The takeaway

Keep an umbrella handy through midweek, since the rain chance stays high and thunderstorms can arrive later in the day. The drier, less humid air forecast for Saturday is the clearest window for outdoor plans this week.

Further reading

For the latest outlooks beyond this week, browse our Forecasts section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.