South Florida will experience some weather changes this week due to the arrival of two cold fronts, although the impact will be most pronounced from the second one.

The first is a cold front coming from the north. However, this initial weather phenomenon, expected to arrive on Wednesday, will be weak and will not have the necessary impact to significantly alter temperatures or increase the likelihood of rain in the region.

That initial system lacks the moisture and instability to cause significant variations in the climate, so it is expected that southern Florida will maintain a mild and stable environment.

According to the forecast, the chance of rain will be low, around 20%, and high temperatures will remain in the low 80s Fahrenheit.

After the passage of this front, the weather will remain dry and stable, promoting calm conditions in the region.

Second cold front with refreshing potential

At the end of the workweek, weather forecasts indicate the arrival of a second cold front, which indeed has the potential to bring about more significant changes.

That system could reach South Florida between Thursday night and Friday, bringing a mass of cooler, drier air.

That change in atmospheric conditions will bring a weekend with pleasant temperatures and clear skies.

If the second front successfully shifts through the area, southern Florida could experience maximum temperatures in the low 80s°F, with minimums around 60°F in some areas at dawn.

The areas west of Lake Okeechobee will experience a greater drop in temperatures, while along the east coast, the minimum temperatures will remain milder.

After the consecutive strikes of Hurricane Helene in September and Hurricane Milton in early October, Florida hopes to conclude the current hurricane season, on November 30, with pleasant weather but without any cyclonic upheavals.