The arrival of a cold front this Tuesday will bring abrupt changes in weather conditions. An Arctic polar air mass, which has already caused heavy snowfall in the Midwest and Northeast, will push into South Florida, dropping temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year.
High temperatures are expected to stay below 70 degrees, while lows will not exceed 50 degrees inland, and coastal areas will see temperatures in the low 50s°F.
According to the National Weather Center in Miami, this air mass has characteristics not seen in two years—not because it will bring record temperatures, but because it will dominate the region for several days. These wintry conditions are expected to last approximately four consecutive days.
Here’s What You Need to Know:
- Current temperature: 43°F (6°C), with 74% humidity.
- Weather conditions: Overcast skies with visibility at 9 miles.
- Wind: Blowing at 13 mph from the NNW.
- Atmospheric pressure: 30 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS
Tuesday: Sunny but cold, with lows between 55°-58° and highs between 64-66 degrees.
Wednesday: Sunny and still very cold, with lows between 48-51 degrees and highs between 69-72 degrees.
Thursday: Sunny and cool. Morning temperatures between 48-51 degrees and afternoon highs between 68-71 degrees.
It’s advisable to dress appropriately for the cold and stay alert to weather conditions in the coming days.
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