How cold will it get in these Miami and Broward locations? Take a look at what’s coming
The coldest of the coming cold front arrives in South Florida Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The front could bring a low of 49, said Miami Herald news partner CBS Miami meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez.
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Looking ahead, the Orange Bowl game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is Thursday night. Kickoff for the College Football Playoff semifinal is 7:30 p.m. under expected clear skies but lingering cold.
“A jacket might come in handy for the the football game,” AccuWeather suggests. The temperature at kickoff could be 52 degrees.
The warm spot in South Florida?
Key West, which is looking at 57 Tuesday night and 60 Wednesday morning.
Here’s how cold it may get in your area:
Forecast temperatures in your South Florida neighborhood
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
▪ Miami: 51 Tuesday overnight; 53 Wednesday morning.
▪ Miami Beach: 53 Tuesday; 55 Wednesday.
▪ Miami Gardens: 49 Tuesday and Wednesday.
▪ Overtown: 51 Tuesday; 52 Wednesday.
▪ Homestead: 47 Tuesday; 49 Wednesday.
▪ Hialeah: 51 Tuesday; 52 Wednesday.
▪ Coral Gables: 49 Tuesday; 51 Wednesday.
▪ South Miami: 49 Tuesday; 50 Wednesday.
▪ Pinecrest: 51 Tuesday; 53 Wednesday.
▪ Palmetto Bay: 51 Tuesday; 53 Wednesday.
▪ Aventura: 51 Tuesday; 52 Wednesday.
▪ Sunny Isles Beach: 51 Tuesday; 52 Wednesday.
▪ North Miami Beach: 50 Tuesday; 51 Wednesday.
▪ Bal Harbour: 52 Tuesday; 53 Wednesday.
▪ Key Biscayne: 52 Tuesday; 54 Wednesday.
▪ Florida City: 47 Tuesday; 49 Wednesday.
▪ Cutler Bay: 51 Tuesday; 53 Wednesday.
▪ Redland: 47 Tuesday; 50 Wednesday.
BROWARD COUNTY
▪ Fort Lauderdale: 50 Tuesday and Wednesday.
▪ Hollywood: 51 Tuesday and Wednesday.
▪ Weston: 50 Tuesday and Wednesday.
▪ Davie: 49 Tuesday and Wednesday.
▪ Pompano Beach: 50 Tuesday and Wednesday.
Other weather warnings
It could feel like the 30s across several counties north of South Florida like Hendry, Glades, and interior Collier counties near Naples and Marco Island as early as Tuesday morning and remain bone-chilling through Thursday morning, the National Weather Service in Miami said in a hazardous weather outlook.
The weather service also noted hazardous marine conditions such as a high rip current risk for beaches across Broward and Palm Beach County Monday and lingering through the week.
But unless you’re a tourist coming from colder climes and South Florida seems warm by comparison, you may not be swimming this week at the beach.
This story was originally published January 6, 2025 at 11:29 AM.
