People spend time on a sand bar in Miami Beach to stay cool as the National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for the first time in seven years for South Florida Tuesday with heat indexes expected to reach 110 degrees, on Tuesday July 05, 2016.
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You won’t need your scarves much longer as South Florida temperatures are expected to climb back into the 80s, meteorologists say.
Monday night will be the chilliest, according to the National Weather Service, with temperatures in the lower 60s. By Tuesday afternoon, South Florida will see temperatures head into the mid-70s.
“It will get warmer but it will be breezy and windy at times,” said forecaster Anthony Reynes, adding that winds will range from 15 mph to 20 mph.
By Wednesday, afternoon highs are expected to reach the 80s.
“At least we’ll have no rain,” Reynes said. “It will be pretty nice outside.”
This story was originally published January 21, 2019 at 8:22 PM.
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