South Florida got off to a chilly start Monday, even as we get a reminder that hurricane season isn’t over yet. After morning lows in the 50s, Monday will feature lots of sun, a few clouds on the cool breeze, and highs topping out in the mid to upper 70s.
Tuesday will begin on the cool side, with lows mostly in the 50s with a few low 60s at the coast. Then the day will bring lots of sun, maybe a few clouds at times, and highs in the upper 70s.
Wednesday will be a nice mix of sun and clouds, and highs will approach the 80 degree mark.
Thanksgiving will include sides of sun and clouds with the turkey, and highs will be near 80 degrees. A front approaches late in the day, so look for some passing showers late in the afternoon and in the evening.
Sun and clouds will be around on Friday, along with highs near 80 degrees.
Tropical Depression # 16 formed early Monday in the southwestern Caribbean. At 5 am Monday, TD # 16 was located near 11.5 North, 79.4 West, and had maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. While it’s stationary now, it is forecast to strike the Honduran or Nicaraguan coasts as a strong storm or minimal hurricane.
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