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Cold Front Brings Humidity Relief to South Florida

A weak cold front Monday will bring lower humidity and fewer showers to South Florida, with Tuesday offering the best conditions before moisture returns midweek.

10/15/2026 · Miami edition

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A weak cold front moving through South Florida on Monday will lower humidity and reduce rain chances, offering residents a temporary break from typical summer conditions.

Monday will remain warm, with highs in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. Expect sunshine and clouds with a few passing showers, particularly near Coral Gables. Drier air will settle in by evening.

Tuesday will be the most pleasant day of the week, with abundant sunshine, noticeably lower humidity and rain chances below 10%. Highs will reach the upper 80s, though some inland areas of Southwest Florida could see morning temperatures dip into the 60s.

The break won't last long. Moisture returns Wednesday and Thursday, bringing scattered showers and increased humidity. Another front may approach next weekend, though forecasters say its impact remains uncertain.

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