Miami weather alerts.
Local storm risk.
Miami hurricane alerts, tropical outlooks, radar, tides, heat, and weather updates by email.
Miami, FL
Alerts, forecasts, radar, tides, and tropical context are personalized for this location.
No active alerts
No National Weather Service alerts are currently active for this location. Conditions can change, so continue checking official updates.
No active local alerts
No National Weather Service alerts are currently active for Miami, FL.
Conditions at a glance
NWS temperature and wind with estimated rainfall from NOAA model guidance for Miami, FL.
Next 8 hours
Next 8 days
Daily NOAA GFS/HRRR model guidance via Open-Meteo. Use the detailed NWS forecast for official local decisions.
How the current model paths compare
Our interactive map combines the latest public NHC ATCF track aids, shows how far the model paths spread, and adds context for your selected location. Zoom in, then drag the map or use the arrow keys to inspect nearby states and countries. Current named systems, invests, and model cycles from the past 24 hours appear automatically. Model lines are possibilities—not an official forecast.
Miami weather alerts and local storm risk
Miami's coastal setting makes tropical weather, heavy rain, flooding, lightning, dangerous heat, wind, and marine conditions especially important to monitor. Official NWS and NHC information stays prominent while the dashboard adds local forecast and coastal context.
Miami weather monitoring is year-round coastal monitoring. Hurricane and tropical-storm hazards can include storm surge, extreme rainfall, flooding, wind, tornadoes, and dangerous surf, but ordinary summer thunderstorms, lightning, heat, and poor air quality can also change plans quickly. Conditions vary across dense neighborhoods, canals, beaches, and inland areas, so the city-center point is an orientation rather than a promise that every block is experiencing the same weather. Use NHC and local NWS products for official decisions, and choose an exact address when setting up email alerts.
Common weather risks in Miami
How to prepare for Miami weather
Keep more than one way to receive official warnings, review the hazards most relevant to your home or workplace, and follow local authorities when watches or warnings are issued. Recheck plans as conditions change.
Official local weather resources
Open NWS Miami / South Florida for official forecasts and warnings. MyStormRisk labels supplemental observations and guidance separately from official products.
Email weather alerts for Miami
Use the city-center point as a starting place or enter an exact address above, then subscribe to free official NWS alert emails for that selected location.
How address-based email alerts work →Frequently asked questions about Miami weather
What weather risks are common in Miami?
Hurricanes, Flooding, Lightning, Heat, Coastal conditions. Review the linked official forecast office for current watches, warnings, and advisories.
Can I receive weather alerts by email for a Miami address?
Yes. Enter the exact address you care about, then use the free confirmed NWS email-alert subscription for that location.
Get free weather alerts by email
We’ll monitor Miami, FL and email you when a new official NWS alert is issued. You can also receive a concise morning forecast.
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Atlantic tropical outlook
Tides + water temperature
The nearest appropriate NOAA coastal stations are resolved from the selected address.
No surge forecast is currently issued for this point
NHC potential storm-surge flooding maps are issued only when a qualifying tropical cyclone threatens the coast. This status is not a guarantee of zero coastal flooding.
Local wind and weather radar
See current wind direction and speed around Miami, FL.
Air quality + fire weather
Location-aware smoke and particulate guidance, official NWS fire-weather alerts, and nearby active wildfire incidents.
Air-quality guidance is temporarily unavailable.
Next 24-hour modeled peak AQI: —
Air-quality methodology ↗No Red Flag Warning, Fire Weather Watch, or Fire Warning is active for this point.
Nearby wildfire data is temporarily unavailable.
AQI and particulate values are modeled estimates, not a nearby regulatory monitor. Fire perimeters, evacuations, and incident status can change quickly—follow local authorities and official incident information.
No Atlantic development areas are currently listed.
A plain-language digest of the latest official National Hurricane Center Tropical Weather Outlook for the basin nearest this location.