Rain chances are up going into the weekend but showers are more scattered.
A wet weekend is expected for South Florida, but it will not be a complete washout. According to reports, rain chances are increasing as the weekend approaches. The showers that are expected are more scattered, rather than widespread.
This suggests that there will be periods of dry weather throughout the weekend. For more detailed information about the weekend forecast, readers can refer to the source, CBS4 Miami, for the latest updates and developments.
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