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Miami Weather

If you are planning a vacation in Miami, you surely want to know how the weather will affect your plans. The good news is that Miami has perhaps the most consistent temperatures in the Sunshine State with year-round highs in the 70s and 80s and lows in the 60s and 70s. The bad news is that the city also has one of the greatest amounts of rainfall in the United States, with a total annual average of more than 50 inches. Most of that happens from mid-May to early October.

If you want to beat the Florida heat when you visit Miami, avoid the month of August. It is usually the warmest month with temperatures reaching 80 degrees and 90 degrees. January is the coolest month; But while temperatures can drop below average, they rarely drop below freezing. The best time to visit Miami is spring.

How to dress

Miami’s cultural diversity, celebrity status, and see-and-be-seen scene make packing for your vacation a little different than in the rest of the state. Although you will see the typical shorts, tank tops and flip flops along the beach, if you want to adapt to the city you will have to dress a little. This is particularly true when dining out. Dresses with heels for women and pretty pants, button-down shirts, and shiny dress shoes for men are the norm.

In fact, Miami is all about the dress-to-impress scene. Latin influences call for bold colors and tropical prints, but wear sheer, natural fabrics that will help keep you cool in the hot, humid months. Of course, the skin is in … the more you show, the better. Also, stand out with accessories with big, bold and sparkling jewels and wardrobe accents.

Finally, don’t forget your bathing suit… it’s a must when dressing for Miami.

Considerations when going on a cruise

If you’re taking a cruise from the Port of Miami, you should keep an eye on the tropics during the Atlantic hurricane season that runs from June 1 to November 30. Even if Miami is not in the direct path of a storm, a ship’s itinerary may change due to the weather forecast. Whether you’re sailing or staying in Miami for a few days, these tips for traveling during hurricane season are important to know, particularly hurricane warranties.

Miami temperatures by month

Thinking of visiting a specific month? Check out these average monthly temperatures and rainfall for Miami and the average Atlantic Ocean temperatures for Miami Beach:

January

  • Average High: 74 ° F
  • Average Low: 61 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 2.1 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 71 °

February

  • Average High: 75 ° F
  • Low Average: 63 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 2.4 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 73 °

March

  • Average High: 76 ° F
  • Low Average: 65 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 3.0 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 75 °

April

  • Average High: 79 ° F
  • Low Average: 69 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 3.2 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 78 °

May

  • Average High: 83 ° F
  • Low Average: 74 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 5.0 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 80-81 °

June

  • Average High: 87 ° F
  • Low Average: 77 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 8.3 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 84-85 °

July

  • Average High: 88 ° F
  • Low Average: 78 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 4.3 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 86 °

August

  • Average High: 89 ° F
  • Low Average: 79 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 6.4 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 84 °

September

  • Average High: 87 ° F
  • Low Average: 78 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 7.9 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 84-83 °

October

  • Average High: 84 ° F
  • Low Average: 75 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 4.5 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 83-79 °

November

  • Average High: 79 ° F
  • Average Low: 70 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 2.7 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 76 °

December

  • Average High: 76 ° F
  • Low Average: 64 ° F
  • Average Precipitation: 2.0 inches
  • Average ocean temperature: 73 °

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