Treasure Coast Braces for Dry Week Before Rainy Cold Front

Temperatures to reach 80s before returning to normal mid-70s range.

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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The Treasure Coast region of Florida is expected to experience dry weather through at least February 13, with high temperatures reaching as high as the 80s, before a rainy cold front arrives by the end of February 14, bringing cooler temperatures back to the mid-70s range during the day and low 50s at night.

Why it matters

The Treasure Coast, which includes cities like Vero Beach, Port St. Lucie, and Stuart, is a popular tourist destination known for its beaches and outdoor activities. The upcoming weather pattern could impact both residents and visitors, affecting beach conditions, outdoor events, and daily routines.

The details

According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, the Treasure Coast will see mostly clear skies through February 11, followed by partly to mostly cloudy conditions through February 13. The cold front is expected to arrive on February 15, bringing a 40% chance of rain. Surf conditions will also fluctuate, with a high risk of rip currents through mid-week and waves ranging from 4-5 feet before improving to 2-3 feet and then back up to 3-4 feet on the weekend.

  • On February 9, high temperatures are expected to reach 73 in Vero Beach, 74 in Port St. Lucie, and 73 in Stuart.
  • The dry weather is expected to last through at least February 13.
  • The rainy cold front is expected to arrive by the end of February 14, bringing a 40% chance of rain on February 15.

The players

National Weather Service in Melbourne

The local office of the National Weather Service that provides weather forecasts and information for the Treasure Coast region of Florida.

Cassie Leahy

A meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Melbourne who provided the weather forecast details for the Treasure Coast.

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The takeaway

The upcoming dry weather and temperature spike in the Treasure Coast could provide a brief respite from the cooler temperatures, but residents and visitors should be prepared for the return of rainy and cooler conditions by the end of the week. The fluctuating surf and rip current risks also highlight the importance of staying informed about beach conditions during this transitional weather period.