The summer season in Miami continues to bring in its trademark humid warmth and sporadic showers, as the latest weather updates suggest a mixture of sun and clouds with chances of precipitation hovering around 30 to 40 percent. According to a detailed forecast published by National Weather Service , today Miami saw partly cloudy skies with temperatures hitting a high near 88°F and a sticky 79% humidity level, with southeast winds blowing at 6 mph. As evening descends, the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms drops slightly, presenting a 20% chance of rain and a low around 80°F.

In the aftermath of the morning showers, locals and visitors can expect a warmer and sunnier afternoon, just in time for Father's Day celebrations. "While showers will be scattered about during the morning hours, anyone with plans to spend time with Dad outdoors will find lots of hot sunshine by afternoon," reported Local 10 , indicating that conditions will turn favorable for outdoor activities, albeit the recommendation to apply sunscreen and stay hydrated persists. Spurred by an easterly wind, humidity is set to hover around 70% with a high of 91°F.

As the week progresses, weather forecasts from both National Weather Service and Local 10 converge on a similar pattern of sunny highs and modest chances of rain. Monday to Wednesday are expected to have up to a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after the late morning, with the sun breaking through. For those looking ahead to the Juneteenth holiday, a 40% chance of rain does not rule out a typical sunny Miami day with highs nearing 88°F.

As the night descends, forecasters anticipate mostly clear skies with a series of evenings where temperatures leisurely dip into the 80s. Shower and thunderstorm chances reduce to a calm 20% to 30% in the nocturnal hours, but with Father's Day today, John Gerard from Local 10 reassures that "All is still quiet in the tropics," providing a sense of relief for those concerned about turbulent tropical weather affecting their weekend plans. With the coast expecting highs around 90 and inland areas possibly reaching mid-90s, it appears the weather will accommodate Father's Day barbecues and beach outings, provided the morning showers disperse as predicted.