Miami started the week with warm and sunny conditions that feel more like spring than midwinter. On January 13, temperatures were expected to peak at 76 degrees, with a low of 67 and 2.7 degrees warmer than the five-year historical average.
Why It Matters
The slight temperature increase reflects Miami’s tendency toward warmer winter days in recent years. While Monday’s conditions remained mild, historical data highlights even greater deviations from the norm. January 13, 2020, saw an average temperature of 78 degrees, 9.7 above the historical average, marking a 14.2 percent increase.
The low likelihood of precipitation means little relief for dry areas, though the city typically experiences minimal rain in January, averaging just 0.01 inches on this date over the last five years. These warm and dry conditions contribute to Miami’s appeal as a winter escape, drawing visitors seeking respite from colder climates.
What To Know
On Wednesday, Miami’s temperatures will slightly cool, with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 62, under mostly sunny skies.
Data from AccuWeather shows that Miami has a 9 percent chance of rain on Wednesday, but this number jumps to 23 percent on Thursday and 64 percent on Saturday…