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Miami Today
By the People, for the People
Mild, Sunny Miami Weather This Week With Fog and Rip Currents
Mostly sunny days and comfortable temperatures, but watch out for morning fog and high rip current risk at beaches.
Published on Feb. 11, 2026
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Miami is experiencing a stretch of mild, sunny weather this week, with highs near 75°F and lows around 60°F. However, drivers should be aware of pockets of morning fog inland, and beachgoers should be cautious of high rip current risks, especially on the Palm Beach coastline. Rain chances remain low through the weekend, though a slight chance of isolated showers is possible by Friday and Saturday.
Why it matters
Miami's weather this week provides ideal conditions for outdoor activities, but the presence of fog and rip currents means residents and visitors need to be aware of potential hazards. The mild, dry weather also highlights an ongoing drought in the region, prompting calls for water conservation.
The details
Temperatures in Miami are expected to reach the mid-70s Fahrenheit during the day, with overnight lows dipping into the low 60s. Light southeast breezes will keep things comfortable. However, drivers heading inland may encounter pockets of low clouds or fog, which could briefly reduce visibility on some roads. Offshore, Atlantic seas will run around 3 to 5 feet, while the Gulf waters stay calmer. Boaters should use caution near inlets. While rain chances remain low through the weekend, a slight chance of isolated showers is possible by Friday and Saturday.
- On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, temperatures are expected to reach a high near 75°F.
- Patchy fog could form in interior spots near Lake Okeechobee early on Wednesday and again on Thursday morning.
- Shower and thunderstorm chances are expected to increase late on Sunday, February 15, 2026, into Monday, February 16, 2026 (Washington's Birthday).
The players
NWS Miami
The National Weather Service office serving the Miami metropolitan area, which is providing forecasts and warnings for the region.
Axios Miami
A local news outlet reporting on the ongoing drought and calls for water conservation in the Miami area.
What they’re saying
“Offshore, Atlantic seas will run around 3 to 5 feet while Gulf waters stay calmer, so boaters should use common sense near inlets, according to NWS Miami.”
— NWS Miami (hoodline.com)
“With little meaningful rain expected in the short term, local officials are urging conservation amid a deepening drought, according to Axios Miami.”
— Axios Miami (hoodline.com)
What’s next
Local officials are expected to continue monitoring the drought situation and provide updates on water conservation efforts as needed.
The takeaway
This week's mild, sunny weather in Miami provides ideal conditions for outdoor activities, but residents and visitors should be aware of potential hazards like morning fog and high rip current risks at the beaches. The lack of significant rainfall also highlights an ongoing drought, underscoring the importance of water conservation efforts in the region.
