Miami Climate

Miami enjoys a year-round semi-tropical climate, with long, warm summers and plenty of rainfall followed by a mild, dry winter. In the summer, humidity levels in Miami reach up to 89% during the day, making Miami the second most humid city in the United States. Around September and October there is a chance of hurricanes, although tornadoes are very rare. For those hoping to see some amazing weather phenomena there is the chance of seeing waterspouts during the summer, which are generally quite safe as they are out to sea.

Miami Currency

The currency in Miami is the US Dollar, written as USD.

Miami Local Time

GMT -5 hours ie. 5 hours behind the time in London.

Miami Flight Time from London

Flights to Miami from London take approximately eight and a half hours.

Getting Around in Miami

There is a very bus network across Miami, though by far the best way to get around and see all that the areas has to offer is to arrange car hire in Miami. Most of the main car hire companies have a depot either at Miami airport or in the city itself, but it is important to arrange the hire car prior to travel to ensure you get what you want, and don't end up cruising down the beachfront in a practical hatchback, when the idea was to be in a convertible sports car.