MIAMI — Immediately after a heat Halloween that tied a significant temperature report for the day, South Florida on Wednesday will see marginally cooler weather conditions and a likelihood for night showers to kick off the thirty day period of November.
CBS News Miami meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez claimed it was the second warmest Halloween on document for the region.
“It was this sort of a heat evening for trick-or-managing,” she said. “But as we head into this new thirty day period, temperatures will not be as heat.”
An approaching chilly front will deliver brisk winds, cooler climate and the prospect for showers.
The Nationwide Climate Service issued a wind advisory that stretches into Thursday and a rip existing warning is also in influence for the region, Gonzalez reported.
Showers are possible as early as 2 p.m. and they could last into the night, Gonzalez said.
The high temperature on Wednesday is envisioned to prime out in the mid-80s with lows in the mid-70s.
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