South Florida ends in February with a sunny sky and seasonable heights

Fantastic weather is up to date for Südflorida for the last Friday in February.

The morning started on the cool side with temperatures mainly in the low 60s. There were a few upper 50s in the interior of the cold front, which moved late Thursday.

The day will be beautiful and dry with a mainly sunny sky. The afternoon highs are in the upper 70s. There is a low risk that RIP currents are along the Atlantic beaches and no advice for boaters today.

While the sun goes down in the evening at 6:22 p.m., watch out to enjoy a “planetary parade”.

Stargazer will be visible as seven planets, including Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn, Venus and mercury. You need binoculars or a telescope to see Uranus and Neptune. Go to a place from the city's lights and find a place with a clear view of the horizon to get a better view. This will only happen again in 2024.

Saturday marks the beginning of the meteorological spring, which includes March, April and May. Meteorologists and scientists use these three consecutive months to analyze and collect data.

The astronomical source begins when the spring equinox takes place on March 20 at 5:01 a.m. during the spring equipment. The earth's axis is perpendicular to the sun, which leads to almost the same lengths from day and night. This marks the beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere.

On Saturday morning we will wake up for the low 60s. In the afternoon it will be a little warmer with heights in the low 80s. Late showers will be possible late in the morning to the afternoon and evening.

It will be a little cooler on Sunday morning with deep stalls in the low 60s. The heights will rise to about 80 degrees with a lot of sunshine.

The first Monday of March looks good with cool low 60s in the morning and seasonable heights in the upper 70s in the afternoon. It will be warmer and airy until the middle of the next week when the heights rise to the low 80s.