Climate in Miami

Known for its beaches, and hot weather, Miami’s tropical climate makes it a pleasant vacation destination year round. The city’s air temperature is almost always hot, peaking around 35°C in the middle of summer, and rarely falling below 25°C on winter days. At night, temperatures can dip by about 5°C to 10°C from their daytime highs.

Miami has two distinct seasons of precipitation. In the summer, monthly rainfall accumulation can easily surpass 200mm, with the rainiest months being July and August. During the winter months, rainfall amounts cut dramatically to an average of 60mm per month. January, February, and March are the driest months.

Miami is susceptible to flooding during the summer, and it is expected to worsen as the effects of Climate Change continue to raise water levels.

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Average Temperatures and Precipitation in Miami

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Weather Averages in Miami

30°
High
26°
Low
36
29
Feels
21
Days of Precip
181.3mm
Rain
0cm
Snow
44%
Cloud Cover
78%
Humidity
15km/h
Wind Speed