Thursday, November 12, 2026 — The Miami Metropolis daily briefing: the day’s lead story and Miami’s weather in one place. A warm, partly cloudy Thursday is ahead for South Florida with PM thunderstorms possible and no active weather alerts, a cold front arrives Friday dropping the low to 61°, and today’s lead is Miami-Dade commissioners delaying the vote on the Miami Seaquarium redevelopment lease. Note: the homepage Lead Story slot held a CBS News Miami weather forecast video at gather time, so the freshest major South Florida story is headlined instead.
Today’s Lead Story: Miami-Dade Commissioners Delay Vote on Miami Seaquarium Redevelopment Lease
Miami-Dade commissioners have delayed a vote on a proposed 99-year lease for the redevelopment of the Miami Seaquarium after a 249-page agreement was made public just hours before the hearing.
Read the full story: Miami-Dade commissioners delay vote on Miami Seaquarium redevelopment lease
Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy and Warm, PM Thunderstorms — No Active Alerts, Cold Front Ahead
No weather alerts are in effect for Miami today. Weather.com lists no alerts for this locale at run time.
It is a warm Thursday: partly cloudy at midday at 84°F and feeling like 88°F, humidity around 61%, southwest winds around 9 mph gusting to 17 mph, and about a 50% chance of rain with PM thunderstorms possible, turning mostly cloudy tonight. Today’s high: 85°F. Tonight’s low: 71°F. Sunrise was 6:36 AM; sunset is 5:32 PM.
Tomorrow — Friday, November 13: Cloudy, high 80°F, low 61°F, rain chance about 10%, northwest winds around 10 mph. Sunrise is 6:37 AM and sunset 5:32 PM. The cold front then brings a sunny Saturday with a high of just 73°F and a low of 62°F, before Sunday rebounds to a partly cloudy high of 79°F.
More of Today’s Top Stories
- Jeep slams into popular South Florida sports bar
- 3 people facing charges after shots fired into Miami-Dade home
- Developer overcomes hurdle to move forward with development behind historic Miami church
- Scattered showers possible in South Florida as cold front approaches Thursday
Weather data from The Weather Channel (weather.com) / National Weather Service Miami. Miami Headline & Weather is The Miami Metropolis’ daily briefing, published late morning.