Near-record warmth expected Sunday as South Florida highs reach the 80s

Near-record warmth and spotty showers are expected across South Florida on Sunday.

The CBS Miami Next Weather team is forecasting a high of 83 degrees in Miami. The current record for the date is 84 degrees, set in 2000. A few showers will be possible ahead of an approaching cold front.

Overnight lows Sunday will drop into the low 60s inland and the mid to upper 60s along the coast.

There is a moderate risk of rip currents along Atlantic beaches, along with a moderate UV index. A small craft advisory goes into effect Sunday evening for Atlantic waters, and the National Weather Service said a similar advisory will likely be issued Sunday night for the Florida Keys.

Cooler conditions arrive Monday, with highs in the mid-70s. The front is expected to stall across the Florida Straits, bringing spotty showers through Tuesday. High temperatures Tuesday will be closer to average, reaching the upper 70s.

Rain chances increase by midweek as additional moisture moves in. Scattered showers are likely Wednesday and Thursday. Winds will strengthen late in the week, and highs will climb back into the low 80s on Friday ahead of a second cold front.

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That front is expected to be stronger, ushering in colder air. Overnight lows could fall into the upper 40s by Friday morning, while daytime highs may struggle to reach the low 60s.

Chilly conditions are expected to linger into Saturday morning, with lows in the upper 50s. Highs will rebound slightly, reaching the low 70s under more pleasant conditions.