The coolest air of the season has arrived in South Florida, and forecasters say it will stick around through Monday. Highs and lows are expected to average 5 to 10 degrees below normal, though no record lows are in the forecast.
Residents in the suburbs could wake up to lows in the 50s. Across the region, daytime highs are expected to reach the lower to middle 70s this weekend.
Relief from the chill is on the way. Easterly winds are forecast to develop next week, bringing milder air off the ocean and pushing highs back near 80 degrees.
A disturbance tracking south of the region could bring a slight increase in rain chances during the second half of the week. Forecasters do not expect widespread stormy weather over the next seven days, and no additional cold fronts are on the horizon for now.
For commuters, outdoor workers and anyone planning Thanksgiving-week outings, the forecast points to a dry, comfortable stretch with temperatures near normal for mid-November.
