South Florida starts the workweek warm and dry, according to the CBS News Miami NEXT Weather team. A boundary front tied to the remnants of Hurricane Isaias is moving down the Florida peninsula, pulling drier air into the region on Monday, Oct. 12.
Forecasters expect very dry weather through Wednesday night. Monday will still feel hot, though not as hot as Sunday, and most people will deal with feels-like temperatures in the upper 90s.
The beaches are a good option for anyone off work. The rip current risk is low, and boaters face no issues in the Atlantic or the Keys today.
The pattern changes Thursday, when tropical moisture moves back in. The team forecasts several rainy days, including next weekend.
