South Florida Enjoying Another Dip In Degrees This Week
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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – South Florida will be feeling an enjoyable dip in degrees for the next few days.
After a foggy start across South Florida Monday, which came as a cold front moved through, there was plenty of sunshine left behind and a return to typical January weather.
After a weekend with highs in the 80's, temperatures will fall back to seasonal averages with highs in the mid 70's and lows in the 50's much of the week.
Monday night, temperatures will fall to the upper 60s and eventually the upper 50s on Tuesday morning. Northerly winds are helping bring the colder, drier air into South Florida.
The average low this time of year is 60-degrees.
In other parts of the Sunshine state, lows will fall to the 40s for Central Florida and the frigid 30's across North Florida.
High pressure will stay in control the next few days and provide for chilly morning and comfortable afternoons. Tuesday's highs will be pleasant in the low 70s. Our average high is 76 degrees.
Tuesday night will likely be a bit colder with some locations dropping to the low to mid 50s overnight. Wednesday afternoon our highs remain in the low 70s. By Thursday, our lows will be in the upper 50s and highs will rebound back to normal in the upper 70s.
By Friday morning, our lows will be in the low 60s. Highs will be in the upper 70s.
By the weekend, winds will become southerly allowing for warmer and more humid weather ahead of a strong Arctic cold front due Sunday night. After highs in the 80s next weekend, readings will struggle to reach the 60s both Monday and Tuesday with lows well into the 40s.
Next week's cold front has the potential to bring the coldest temps of the season.
