MIAMI — Immediately after a largely dry and breezy start to our Saturday, a cold entrance will bring a line of rain and storms as a result of South Florida commencing mid-afternoon into the night hours.
The principal time body for rain and storms will be from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday. For the duration of that time, an isolated strong to intense storm will be achievable. The key threat from any thunderstorms that do establish will be detrimental winds, but an isolated tornado cannot be dominated out.
Whilst the serious threat will be diminishing overnight, a handful of showers and storms will keep on being doable into Sunday early morning. With the entrance stalling near South Florida through Sunday, count on ongoing spotty showers and a mainly cloudy sky to round out the weekend.
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