What's the Weather like in Miami in September
Temperature
September is a great month for holiday weather in Miami. This is one of the hottest months of the year, with average daily temperatures reaching as much as 31°C at their highest. The lowest average temperature of the day is 24°C, with an overall average daily temperature of 28°C meaning it is always hot, all day long.
Sunshine
All of this comes in just 9 hours of sunshine a day, as the nights start to draw in and the days get shorter.
Sea Temperature
This still keeps the temperatures high, however, with the sea being warmed during those 9 hours to an average temperature of 29°C. Compared with nearby Fort Lauderdale, the temperatures are going to be slightly lower but when there's a single degree of difference, in this heat, you most likely won't be able to tell.
Rain
The weather forecast will tell you how much sunscreen you need to wear every day, but more importantly, it will tell you how much rain to expect. Out of the 30 days in this month you can expect 18 of them more than half to be rainy. An incredible 203mm of rain will fall during those days - and this is not even the wettest month in Florida!
Humidity
Humidity will be high this month as the hot weather and the rainfall combine to bring warm moisture into the air. You may well find yourself sweating even if you are just sitting down, as the climate can be fairly fierce here.
It's also prime hurricane season, which makes it very important that you know the procedures put in place at your hotel or accommodation in case something comes your way. Keep an eye on weather warnings before and during your trip they may cause delays with your flight if things start to get extreme. Forewarned is forearmed, so do check up on this regularly.
Hotels for Miami in September
Mutiny Hotel
If you like your home comforts, then the Mutiny Hotel could be a good option for you. Here you will stay in suites that are kitted out like a luxury apartment, giving you access to a living area and kitchen. You will also get gorgeous views over Biscayne Bay which glimmers in the September sun.
Conrad
Business travellers will love the Conrad. It's a little further away from the tourist hotspots, which means it is quieter and better for meetings. It still offers full-scale luxury however, and great views out over the city.
Beaches for September for Miami
Miami Beach
Miami Beach's central area is definitely a great place to enjoy the 29°C average sea temperatures. There is an elevated boardwalk here which is popular with joggers and skaters, or you can simply rent a beach chair and umbrella to bask in the sun all day long.
Crandon Park Beach
Crandon Park Beach is in the Biscayne area and offers plenty of extra facilities: you can rent cabanas, explore a nature centre, have fun at the family amusement centre, and play beach volleyball. Don't forget to explore the natural environment: mangroves and seagrass grow here plentifully.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Beach
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Beach is right on the tip of Key Biscayne, and houses a historic lighthouse which happens to be the oldest building in Miami-Dade County. You can fish here, enjoy bicycle trails, take a picnic, or just enjoy the sand and the sea.
Restaurants and Bars for Miami in September
LIV
You can dance the night away at LIV, with live DJs present and a dance floor that is always packed. They hold live events with fairly well-known DJs, including some chart-topping names, so check the events schedule before you go and book tickets ahead of time if need be.
Blue Martini Brickell
You can also try out the Blue Martini Brickell. Here you will find live music in a bar with outdoor seating if you want to enjoy the warm evenings. There is a huge cocktail range on offer and you can also expect to nibble on some light bites if you are still hungry after dinner.
Things to Do in Miami in September
Seaquarium
Enjoy the outdoors with experiences like the Seaquarium. Here you can even get to spend some time in the water with dolphins, which will take the edge off the September heat! You can also see an orca and plenty of other underwater creatures.
Tropical Park
If strolling in a park is more your thing, try Tropical Park. Here you will find plenty of pathways for walking or jogging, and sports courts that you can hire. There are local markets held here on the weekends as well as the chance to just sit back and enjoy the greenery.
Culinary Tours
You can also try Culinary Tours if you want to explore the local food. These typically take you around a particular area of the city, showing you things of cultural and historic interest, as well as introducing you to some of the best food in the area.
