Here is the forecast for tonight and tomorrow in graphical format.

It will be a beautiful night across South Florida. Low temperatures will be in the mid and upper 50's across the Gulf coast and lower 60's along the Atlantic coast.

11/16/16 954am - Most of South Florida is dry this morning, but some isolated showers and storms will continue to be possible over the Atlantic waters before drier air continues to filter in later this afternoon.

11/16/16: A coastal flood advisory is in effect today for all Atlantic coastal areas. This morning's high tide is between 8 and 10 am. Are you seeing any flooding? If so, let us know or send us some photos!

Nov 16: Satellite loop shows the progress of the clouds associated with the front as they moved through South Florida overnight. Dry conditions and cooler air has already arrived across the region, with mostly sunny skies expected for the remainder of the day.

11/15/16 443pm - The latest regional radar imagery shows scattered showers across portions of South Florida this afternoon, and this will continue to be the trend heading into tonight, especially for areas south and east. Drier weather will begin working into the region tomorrow with gradually clearing skies.

A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the entire east coast. Minor tidal flooding will again be possible around times of high tide this evening.

Scattered showers around South Florida late this afternoon. Rain chances will continue overnight and into the early part of Wednesday before tapering off.

Nov 15: Frontal boundary moving slowly across the region will bring periods of showers across South Florida today. Showers will taper off late this evening, with cooler temps and clearing conditions late tonight.

Photos of a funnel cloud that lasted from 4:25-4:55pm approx 8 miles W of FIU and 11 miles west of MIA Airport #flwx

11/14/16 444pm - Coastal flooding will again be possible for vulnerable areas along the east coast this evening.

Nov 14: Otro día seco en el sur de Florida con el incremento de nubes con el progreso del día. Las condiciones cambiarán con el regreso de lluvias moderada y possibles tormentas eléctricas hoy en la noche y martes.

Nov 14: While today will remain dry, we will see increasing clouds as a frontal boundary moves through Florida. Rain chances will increase late tonight and into Tuesday across South Florida as the front moves through. Dry, cooler, and occasionally breezy weather is expected to end the week.

Las altas mareas del lunes por la mañana serán las más altas que hemos visto hasta ahora en noviembre. No tan malo como octubre, pero algunas inundaciones costeras menores todavía es probable en los puntos más vulnerables. #flwx

High tides on Monday morning will be the highest we've seen so far this November (East Coast). Not as bad as October, but some minor coastal flooding is still likely in the more vulnerable spots. #flwx

Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight with low temperatures in the mid to upper 60s.

NHC is giving the distrubance in the Southwest Caribbean Sea a 0% chance of development in 2 days with a 60% chance of development in the next 5 days, as the distrubance moves slowly to the north/northeast.

Enjoyable weather continues tonight.

NHC is watching a disturbance in the Southwest Caribbean sea that is forecast by the models to move slowly north to northwest in the next 5 days. NHC is giving this disturbance a 0% chance of development in 2 days, and a 30% chance of development in the next 5 days.

Another dry and pleasant day across South Florida with light northeast-east winds and temperatures in the low 80s. There is a moderate risk of rip currents along the Atlantic beaches today. Low temperatures tonight return to the mid to upper 60s for much of the east coast metro areas and upper 50s in the interior.