Surfside residents enjoyed beautiful sunshine on Saturday, but Sunday brings a change in weather patterns with increased chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. The National Weather Service indicates that while Saturday was picture-perfect for beach activities and outdoor dining along Collins Avenue, Sunday’s weather will require residents and visitors to keep umbrellas handy.
The brief stormy period is expected to give way to significantly hotter temperatures as the week progresses, with meteorologists forecasting what they’re calling a ‘sizzling stretch’ of weather. This pattern is typical for late April in South Florida, as the region transitions toward the warmer summer months.
Local businesses in Surfside are preparing for the weather changes, with many restaurants along Harding Avenue adjusting their outdoor seating arrangements and beach service providers updating their daily schedules. The upcoming hot weather is expected to draw more visitors to Surfside Beach once the Sunday storms pass through the area.
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